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3 90s and Early 2000s Groups Who Would Make a Historic Return, Though It’s Highly Unlikely (Sorry, Millennials)

As much as fans would jump at the chance and spend whatever it would cost, the chances of these 90s groups reuniting are highly unlikely.

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We’ve seen plenty of long-awaited reunions in recent years, to feel like millennials have been spoiled. Still, there are certain defining artists who have never reunited. These three groups from the 90s and early 2000s returning would be huge, though it’s highly unlikely.

Arguably the most anticipated return would be Outkast. Their popularity peaked in 2003 with the album that marked the end of their run, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. The double album was released as two solo albums, one for each member. André 3000 soon lost interest in rap or hip-hop, and then the group dissolved after contributing to the film soundtrack for Idlewind, a film in which both members starred. Big Boi has released multiple solo........

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