Just after revealing the artwork, tracklist, and release date for her debut album, No Hard Feelings, Dreezy has released the video to last week's "Close to You," the album's latest single.

Last November, electronic duo Classixx linked with T-Pain for an unexpected but seamless collaboration, "Whatever I Want," that featured backing vocals from the Los Angeles Children's Choir. Perhaps the timing of the release was a bit off, as the song could've easily replaced Jamie xx's "Good Times" as the indie-crossover party tune of the summer.

T-Pain has been putting in work lately, although there are still no signs of the long-awaited Stoicville album. After letting us premiere his dope remix of Desiigner's "Panda" the other week, he's back today with more new music, this time in visual form.

"Enjoy this very well-lit, turd-quality selfie video," writes T-Pain in the opening credits to his new "Look at Me" video, which also functions as a promotion for the TY-LITE phone case, capable of lighting up the iPhone's field of view in order to capture a most lit selfie in the club.

Last week, T-Pain released his excellent new single "Hundred Mo Dolla$." Despite production help from DJ Spinz, the track was a reminder on why we fell in love with Teddy Pain in the first place -- his ability to bring heartfelt emotion into a place where it's rarely found, in the rap world at least. Naturally, the new video is set in the strip club, where Pain has found love once again. 

T-Pain appeared on Khloe Kardashian's new talk show “Kocktails with Khloe” recently. While other guests talked about more serious topics, T-Pain mostly discussed sex. What he would do if he were the opposite sex for a month? Just masturbate and play with his titties. The weirdest place he had sex? In a park on the hood of a car (at night). Does it get weirder? Yes, T-Pain apparently has “swings and stuff” in his basement. Wow, T-Pain, cocktails indeed.

Fresh off the release of her new mixtape 88 Keyz, YMCMB singer Shanell decides to come through and share the official video for her remix to the Zaytoven-produced record “I Can Be Your Stripper” featuring T Pain. Sticking to the song’s theme, Shanell takes care of her man in the bedroom in this sex-driven video above. Check it out.

Huge year for Serena Williams. Came *this* close to pulling off the Grand Slam, solidified her status as the greatest female tennis player of all time, and banged Drake. Sports Illustrated recently named her their 2015 Sportsperson of the Year. But the SI reader's poll named not Serena, but Triple Crown winner and "avid horse" American Pharaoh as the rightful 2015 Sportsperson of the Year.

To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of T-Pain’s break out debut album Rappa Ternt Sanga, NPR decided to host an intimate concert at their Washington D.C. headquarters where T-Pain performed many of his biggest hits.

T-Pain made his way by ESPN’s Highly Questionable on Wednesday and sat down with Bomani Jones, Dan LeBetard, and his father for a brief 5-minute interview. Talking about things other than his music, Pizzle spoke on the backlash he first received using auto-tune, and a great story about meeting his icon Michael Jackson. He says Michael was a big fan of his 2007 hit “Bartender,” and invited him to his house to kick it and learn more about him. Check out that and more in the interview above.

T-Pain was given the opportunity to show off his natural singing chops this afternoon at an LA Dodger game, and he was sure to make it count. Shouting out his hometown of Tallahassee by rocking the "850" Dodgers jersey, he regaled the Dodger faithful with a soulful, autotune-less rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." As every American knows, "And the rockets red glare" is the most critical part of The Star Spangled Banner, and T-Pain nailed it. The T-Pain renaissance is real.

T-Pain decides to come through tonight and share the official video for his DJ Mustard-produced single “Make That Shit Work” featuring Juicy J. Instead of the strip club, Pizzle and Juicy take the party outside and deliver a ratchet video that’s filled with plenty of sexy eye candy who aren’t afraid to drop it low. The video itself is in support of T-Pain’s upcoming fifth studio album Stoicville: The Phoenix, which is expected to drop this Fall. Check it out.

With it's bouncy bass line and catchy melody, Jidenna's "Classic Man" has certainly been a contender for song of the summer. T-Pain attempts to top the original with his "T-Mix," calling up affiliates Vantrease and Young Cash to assist him. For the video he brings a bunch of vintage whips fresh out the car wash to the set and chills in the bed of an immaculate red Ford pickup from the '50s with some hunnies. T-Pain's flow is perfect for this beat. 

T-Pain is preparing for a new studio album, and after giving us a little appetizer with his Gangsta Grillz mixtape The Iron Way, he's ready to start really promoting the fifth album.

T-Pain has enough hits to take care of him for the rest of his life, but with the release of The Iron Way mixtape, he proved his talent for crafting infectious hooks hasn't gone anywhere. Next on the docket is the singer's long-awaited studio album, Stoicville: The Phoenix. 

With The Iron Way out now, and Stoicville: The Phoenix on its way, T-Pain's truly back at it. Today, he shares a documentary that was mostly made last year, while he was plotting his supposed "comeback" and touring Europe. It's called "Bigger Than Pain," and you can watch it above.

T-Pain is hot off the release of his recent The Iron Way mixtape with DJ Drama, on which he shared with us some of his trials and tribulations, and before we get Stoicville, we're gonna get a documentary giving us an inside look at his return to form.  "Bigger Than Pain" will be executively produced by WorldStar Q. Watch the trailer below, and get a preview of Pain's tireless grind: "Of course I go broke for this music... in order to go somewhere you've never been, you gotta do something you've never done." 

Tech N9ne's been building his brand as an independent artist for years, but he still manages to expand his horizons with every new release. While he's always put his fellow underground rappers on, more recently, he's been reaching out to some bigger names to record with (or also quite often, they've reached out to him).We sat down with the rapper as he broke down some of the biggest collaborations he's been involved with, explaining how he got to work with rappers such as Wiz Khalifa, T-Pain, 2 Chainz, Lil Wayne, and more. 

T-Pain just dropped his highly-anticipated mixtape, The Iron Way, and it's full of the type of songs we know and love from the acclaimed singer. We got a chance to talk to Pain about the new project, and he let us in on a few stories behind the collaborations on the tape in a hilarious and candid interview.

Hours after dropping off his Audio Push-featured “Sun Goes Down”, T-Pain decides to return with a new video for the track “Sleepin Beautiful”.