It appears you are referring to "OutKast," an American hip-hop duo, but the list of releases you provided does not match their discography. The titles seem to be in Russian, and the references to works like "Smack My Bitch Up" incline towards a mix-up, as this song is originally by The Prodigy, not by OutKast. However, I'll provide a biography for OutKast based on their legitimate history in the music industry.

OutKast, one of the most influential and critically acclaimed hip-hop duos of all time, hails from Atlanta, Georgia, and consists of André "André 3000" Benjamin and Antwan "Big Boi" Patton. Formed in the early 1990s, the duo brought a distinctive Southern charm to the rap scene, blending funk, soul, jazz, and psychedelia into their beats, and presenting a lyrical duality that balanced introspective musings with clever wordplay and vibrant Southern storytelling.

Their breakout single, "Player's Ball," put them on the map in 1993, and they followed up with a string of successful albums such as "ATLiens" (1996), "Aquemini" (1998), and the critically acclaimed "Stankonia" (2000), which included hits like "B.O.B." and "Ms. Jackson." OutKast's undeniable peak came with the double album "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" (2003), a daring split album showcasing Big Boi's grounded yet still innovative hip-hop in "Speakerboxxx" and André 3000's eclectic and avant-garde "The Love Below." The album spawned the iconic single "Hey Ya!" which captivated audiences worldwide.

Over their career, OutKast not only altered the landscape of hip-hop but also crossed over to a mainstream audience, gathering numerous awards—including multiple Grammys—and solidifying their standing as musical visionaries. Each member has since explored individual projects, with André 3000 delving into acting and Big Boi continuing to produce music both as a solo artist and collaborator, but their legacy as OutKast remains a pinnacle of innovative hip-hop and genre-crossing artistry.