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"Hey Ya!" was written, produced and recorded practically alone by André 3000. He played acoustic guitar, keyboards, programmed the drums and did all the vocals (he just didn't play the bass). The video was inspired by the Beatles' historic performance on the 1964 Ed Sullivan Show.

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