T.I. sits down with fellow rapper Fat Joe on the new episode of 'Fat Joe Talks' to discuss the history and impact of trap music.

T.I. defends Atlanta's top rappers in a recent debate. Find out why he won't tolerate any slander towards Outkast, Young Thug, 21 Savage, and more.

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Lawyers for the rapper and the other defendants argued that YSL was simply a successful record label, Young Stoner Life, now an imprint under Warner Music Group, and a collection of friends and ...

From the start, the prosecution asserted that Young Thug lyrics — from such popular songs as “Just How It Is,” “Original Slime Sh*t,” “Halftime” and “Ski” with YSL signee Gunna ...