After dropping his new politically fueled project, Us or Else, T.I. has now shared the video to the EP's standout collab "Black Man," featuring Quavo, Meek Mill, and Hustle Gang artist Rara. All four rappers show up in the new black-and-white video, each man documenting how he's been targeted by the law due to his skin color.

After last month's "Will Not" visual, Tip has unveiled another video in protest of systemic racism in the USA. This one comes to his latest single, "Warzone," which will appear on his next project, Us or Else, presumed to be entirely focused on similar content regarding civil rights.

T.I. has been one of the most vocal and socially active musicians in the midst of the rampant incidents of police brutality over the past couple of years. As relations between the black community and the oppressive powers that be have reached a boiling point, Tip's music has taken a political turn, intending to raise awareness among his listeners (that's not to say he hasn't shared some all-out sauciness, either).

Eric Andre always makes an effort to make his guests as uncomfortable as possible. While it's assumed that the celebrities that take the seat are more or less in on the joke, the various pranks he pulled on T.I., which involved masturbating with a fake penis, zombies popping out of the floor, and a half-naked man entering unannounced, are sure to make you feel a little weird whether you're expecting them or not. 

Well it's about damn time that Quavo, one of the hottest young bosses in the game, has linked up with T.I., who's only getting sharper as he watches the trap sound he helped create take over the world. It so happens that their new collab, "Baller Alert," was put together by Under Armour and Champs Sports. The brand new track was premiered via a music video that shows the two ATL A-listers recording the track in the studio, while one of the nation's top ball players, Brandon Marshall, watches and catches the vibes.

T.I. paid a visit to Ebro in the Morning on HOT 97, with the focus of his interview resting on current social turmoil across the country. The rapper speaks with Ebro, Laura Stylez and Peter Rosenberg about what he's currently doing to help out in Atlanta alongside Killer Mike, Young Dolph and Young Thug, and speaks on society as a whole and how different groups of people treat each other. "Divided we fall, united we stand, period," the rapper says.

Anderson .Paak and his band The Free Nationals have been killing the late night television scene as of late. He killed it on Colbert in February. He killed it on Kimmel in April. And last night, he killed it on Fallon.

Earlier today, T.I. confirmed that he's still one of the game's most reliable forces with his new single, "Dope," produced by Dr. Dre and featuring English vocalist Marsha Ambrosius, who was a frequent collaborator on Dre's Compton. Hours later, Tip has returned with a visual to his new track, which can be streamed above thanks to Tidal, the platform of which T.I. recently became a part owner. 

Bankroll Mafia’s album release is hanging over our heads, due to release at some point today, but they’re content to tide us over with their new song “Smoke Tree” and a video for the same track. The song dropped only an hour ago.

Bankroll Mafia is a loose-knit supergroup made up of T.I., Young Thug, Shad Da God, and Peewee Roscoe. With Peewee facing time following the whole Lil Wayne bus shooting, the group seems to be continuing as a trio, but one that's not shy with further collaboration. "Out My Face" is the latest record from the collective, and features London Jae on the assist.

As we reported a little while ago, T.I. recently signed a deal with Jay Z’s Roc Nation label for distribution of his upcoming album The Dime Trap. In addition to this announcement however, Tip also revealed Monday night that he’s now part-owner in Hov’s TIDAL services as well, joining the likes of Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, & Lil Wayne to name a few.

T.I. is currently in between projects, but that doesn't mean he's not doing press. He's a busy guy after all, even if it's not a music-based project he's working on, he's got his side gigs like TV and movies.  The Hustle Gang boss spoke on some of his upcoming movie roles, but before that, he spoke on "Straight Outta Compton"'s Oscar nod-- while it may not be in the category they deserve, T.I. has only positive things to say about it.

Bankroll Mafia rang in the New Year by dropping a veritable banger called "Out My Face." We're three weeks into the year and the song is still arguably the top dog on the 'Hottest Bangers of 2016' list.

Since releasing his debut album Only Way Is Up in September, K Camp has blessed fans with a mixtape, You Welcome, and appears to have two more tapes coming down the pipes. Before he shares those, he returns to the album in a new visual for Big Fruit-produced "Till I Die" feat. T.I.

After calling on Tip for the official remix to his smash hit “California” last month, North Carolina rapper, Colonel Loud, looks to take the record even further today by returning with the official video for it.

Yesterday (Oct. 31) marked the 15th anniversary of OutKast's Stankonia. Crazy right? MTV has just released a "Stankonia" documentary to the commemorate the occasion and explore the legacy of the groundbreaking album. The short film includes footage of both group members from the months before and after the release in 2000 as well as new retrospective commentary from Big Boi and Andre 3000, both of whom are now 40 years old. 

T.I. is preparing for his new album, The Dime Trap, which he teased fans about last night by posing for a photo with Jay Z and revealing Hov would be on the album. In anticipation of the album, he sat down with us to discuss how and where he's getting his inspiration from these days, when it's hardly believable that he's (still) really in the trap 24/7. 

T.I.'s new EP Da Nic was short and sweet, and with a fresh visual for leadoff track "Broadcast Live," it continues to deliver quality content.

T.I., fresh off the release of Da Nic EP, played a game of "This or That" at the HNHH office. The slow-speaking Atlanta native also seemed to be in a slug-mode as he answered the "This or That" questions, nonetheless he did offer lengthier explanations for each answer than most.

Since announcing Paperwork, T.I. has been promising a trilogy of albums, each with a different theme. He's now making good on his word, preparing The Dime Trap, a project that will find him once again assuming the title of T.I.P. (you can find his recent warm-up EP, Da Nic, here).