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Hey Ya!

"Hey Ya!" is a song by American hip hop duo Outkast, performed by its member André 3000, who wrote and produced the song. Along with "The Way You Move", which was recorded by Outkast's other member Big Boi and featured Sleepy Brown, "Hey Ya!" was released by Arista Records as the second single from the duo's fifth album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, on…

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Genre
Pop · electro · funk · neo-soul
B-side
"GhettoMusick" · "My Favorite Things"
Label
Arista · BMG
Length
3:55
Producer
André 3000
Recorded
2002

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Commercial performance

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Music video

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Hey Ya!

Nodes205
Edges204
Triples255
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009756
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Hey Ya!

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related to Commercial performance · 46
Hey Ya! → Adult Top, American Top, André, Australia's ARIA Singles Chart, Australian Recording Industry Association, Austria, B/Hip-Hop Singles, Billboard Hot, Billboard Hot Digital Tracks, Billboard's Alternative Songs, Call Music, Call Party Hits, Casey Kasem's, December, Europe, Favorite Song, February, Finland, France, Germany
related to Critical reception · 34
Hey Ya! → Andre, Annual Grammy Awards, At, Best Urban/Alternative Performance, Beyoncé, Clocks, Coldplay's, Crazy, Entertainment Weekly, Flaming Lips-style, Hey Ya, It, January, Jay-Z's, Jop, Little Red Corvette, Love, Marcello Carlin, OutKast's, Pazz
related to Reception · 34
Hey Ya! → All Time, André, At, Best Art Direction, Best Direction, Best Hip-Hop Video, Best International Video, Best Short Form Music, Best Special Effects, Grammy Awards, Group, Hey Ya, Hurt, In, In Canada, It, James Brown's, January, Jay-Z's, Johnny Cash's
related to background · 29
Hey Ya! → After, American, André, August, Barber, Beatles, Because, British, British Invasion, Bryan Barber, California, Each, February, Hey Ya, However, Ice Cold, Johnny Vulture's, London, Los Angeles, Love Below
related to Legacy · 29
Hey Ya! → All Time, Aughts, Because, Best Songs, Best Tracks, Blender's, Euro RSCG, Grantland, Greatest Songs, Greatest Songs Since You, Hey Ya, However, In, March Madness, Nevertheless, NME, OutKast, Past, Pitchfork, Polaroid
related to Other versions · 23
Hey Ya! → An, Billboard, Chris Rock, Crackers, Featuring Sara Niemietz, Hey Ya, In, Inspired, Mat Weddle, My Soul On Fire, New York Daily News, Obadiah Parker, Part, Postmodern Jukebox, Red House Painters, Sam Lloyd, Scott Bradlee, Scrubs, Ted Buckland, The
related to Recording · 17
Hey Ya! → André, Atlanta, Buzzcocks, December, Georgia, He, Hey Ya, Kevin Kendricks, Larrabee Sound Studios, Los Angeles, Months, Pete Novak, Ramones, Stankonia Studios, The Hives, The Smiths, They
related to Composition · 14
Hey Ya! → André, André's, B3, But, Each, G5, He, Hey, Hey Ya, IV, So, The, VI, Walk
Genre · 4
Hey Ya! → electro, funk, neo-soul, Pop
related to Credits and personnel · 4
Hey Ya! → Hey Ya, Recording, Speakerboxx/The Love Below, The

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song hey ya andré number video 3000 music one time 2003 also two polaroid best songs 2004 band performed singles

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hey Ya!B-side"GhettoMusick"1.00infobox
Hey Ya!B-side"My Favorite Things"1.00infobox
Hey Ya!GenrePop1.00infobox
Hey Ya!Genreelectro1.00infobox
Hey Ya!Genrefunk1.00infobox
Hey Ya!Genreneo-soul1.00infobox
Hey Ya!LabelArista1.00infobox
Hey Ya!LabelBMG1.00infobox
Hey Ya!Length3:551.00infobox
Hey Ya!ProducerAndré 30001.00infobox
Hey Ya!Recorded20021.00infobox
Hey Ya!ReleasedAugust 25, 2003 (2003-08-25)1.00infobox
Hey Ya!SongwriterAndré Benjamin1.00infobox
Hey Ya!StudioKarma, Tree Sound (Atlanta, Georgia)1.00infobox
Hey Ya!StudioLarrabee Sound (Los Angeles, California)1.00infobox
Hey Ya!Written20001.00infobox

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