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Although T.I. was a player on the Atlanta rap scene as early as early as 2001, a less-than-stellar debut and a brief prison stint delayed his rise to fame until 2004 and the release of URBAN LEGEND. Featuring a host of top-shelf producers and guest MCs, the album was a hit, but was immediately eclipsed by its successor, 2006's KING, which debuted at number one on the Billboard pop charts. A tenacious performer and entrepreneur, T.I.'s career has been marked by an insatiable hunger for success...Read More >
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An intensely violent song titled "Hunt Em Down" by T.I. leaked to the internet a few days ago, shortly after he signed a plea bargain with federal prosecutors. The new leaked song seemed odd, considering part of T.I.'s plea deal was to speak to young children about making good decisions in life. T.I. has released an audio statement (that you can listen to below) saying the song is 2 years old and wasn't meant for public consumption. The track was created shortly after th... MORE
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This article by Public Broadcasting Atlanta raises a question that many folks in the hip hop community have been whispering in the last few days. How in the hell did T.I. (who has been convicted of several felonies in the past), manage to only get 1 year in jail? When you consider the fact that he was caught purchasing heavy artillery from a federal agent, their case against him appeared rather strong.
Money and celebrity can't be the only reason he got off so lightly. M... MORE
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Duke University paid T.I $70,000 and doesn't think he lived up to the contract.
I have 5 words for T.I: Get The Lacrosse Team's Lawyers.
The Rapper was scheduled to perform at the schooles Cameron Rocks! concert this weekend, but he showed up late, and only performed for 40 minutes before leaving. DUU President Katelyn Donnelly stated T.I's contract required him to perform at least 60 minutes, and they are exploring legal options available to them... MORE
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