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The Outlawz are a cornerstone of late-90s West Coast hip hop and a lasting voice in the legacy of Tupac Shakur. Founded in 1995 by Tupac Shakur (Makaveli) and Yaki Kadafi, the group originally carried the Dramacydal name before evolving into Outlaw Immortalz and, eventually, The Outlawz. Known for their hard-hitting verses, collaborative energy, and relentless work ethic, they helped shape the era’s sound alongside 2Pac and a cadre of talented collaborators. Their work spans nine studio albums, numerous compilations, and influential soundtrack appearances that resonated with fans around the world.

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Today, The Outlawz continue to be celebrated for their contributions to hip hop and their enduring message of resilience and resistance. While public touring has been on pause in recent years and a formal group tour has not been publicly confirmed, fans can still follow the members’ ongoing projects and historical releases that keep the Outlawz legacy alive.

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Key highlights include their collaboration on Still I Rise (1999), which debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200 and achieved Platinum status, with the single Baby Don’t Cry standing out as a defining track. The group’s Discography features nine studio albums, with One Nation (2021) representing the most recent studio effort as of 2025. The track World Wide (Remix), featuring 2Pac, charted internationally, reaching #36 in Australia and #26 in New Zealand in 2001. The Gang Related soundtrack also showcased their influence, peaking at #2 on the Billboard 200. Fans and newcomers alike can explore their rich history, listen to iconic records, and stay tuned for any future activity from surviving members such as E.D.I. Mean. For updates, social media channels and official sites offer direct access to their latest releases and statements.

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Quick Facts About The Outlawz

  • Founded in 1995 by Tupac Shakur (Makaveli) and Yaki Kadafi; later rebranded from Dramacydal to Outlaw Immortalz and then Outlawz.
  • Collaborated with 2Pac on Still I Rise (1999), which debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200 and was later certified Platinum by the RIAA; the album spawned 'Baby Don’t Cry' as a single.
  • The group has released nine studio albums, plus multiple compilations and Lost Songs volumes, with One Nation (2021) being the most recent studio effort as of 2025.
  • Their song World Wide (Remix) featuring 2Pac charted internationally (Australia #36, New Zealand #26) in 2001.
  • As of 2025, a formal Outlawz tour has not been publicly confirmed; the group has effectively paused activity following the death of member Young Noble on July 4, 2025, and ongoing legacies led by surviving members like E.D.I. Mean.
  • Gang Related soundtrack (out of the Outlawz’ era) peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200, highlighting the group’s impact in the late 1990s.

The records

The Outlawz Discography

  • One Nation
    2021 · Outlaw, Dough Networkz
  • #LastOnezLeft
    2017 · Outlaw, Elder
  • Livin' Legendz
    2016 · Black Market
  • Perfect Timing
    2011 · Krude, Fontana
  • The Lost Songs Vol. 3
    2010 · Outlaw
  • The Lost Songs Vol. 2
    2010 · Outlaw
  • The Lost Songs Vol. 1
    2010 · Outlaw
  • We Want In: The Street LP
    2008 · One Nation, Gold Dust Media
  • Retribution: The Lost Album
    2006 · Outlaw
  • Outlaw 4 Life: 2005 A.P.
    2005 · One Nation, 33rd Street
  • Neva Surrenda
    2002 · Outlaw, Rap-A-Lot
  • Novakane
    2001 · Outlaw, Koch
  • Ride wit Us or Collide wit Us
    2000 · Outlaw, Bayside
  • Still I Rise
    1999 · Interscope

The hits

Top The Outlawz Songs

  • World Wide (Remix)
    2001 · Australia 36, New Zealand 26

Key highlights include their collaboration on Still I Rise (1999), which debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200 and achieved Platinum status, with the single Baby Don’t Cry standing out as a defining track. The group’s Discography features nine studio albums, with One Nation (2021) representing the most recent studio effort as of 2025. The track World Wide (Remix), featuring 2Pac, charted internationally, reaching #36 in Australia and #26 in New Zealand in 2001. The Gang Related soundtrack also showcased their influence, peaking at #2 on the Billboard 200. Fans and newcomers alike can explore their rich history, listen to iconic records, and stay tuned for any future activity from surviving members such as E.D.I. Mean. For updates, social media channels and official sites offer direct access to their latest releases and statements.

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