On this date in Hip Hop History, the self-proclaimed “King of the South” released his sophomore album aptly titled Trap Muzik on Atlantic Records in conjunction with Tip’s newly formed Grand Hustle ...

T.I. and his family never pass up an opportunity to get dressed to the nines. T.I., 43 — whose real name is Clifford Joseph Harris, Jr. — was joined by wife Tiny Harris and their daughter Heiress, 7, ...

Seven-year-old singer Heiress Harris joined her father, T.I., for an adorable duet performance of his hit song, “Live Your Life.” The daddy and daughter duo lit up the stage at the Atlanta Symphony ...

Clifford “T.I.” Harris Jr. had Atlanta Symphony Hall jumping at the Woodruff Art Center in Atlanta this past week. The brainchild behind the Trap Muzik juggernaut performed a blizzard of hit songs ...

In a cute moment at the 20th-anniversary concert for T.I.'s second studio album Trap Muzik, he brought out his seven-year-old daughter Heiress to assist with a performance of "Live Your Life." The ...

Almost all of T.I.’s seven children paid homage to their iconic father during the 20th anniversary of the era-defining album, 2003’s Trap Muzik, which spawned a music revolution. Sons Domani and King ...

During a special concert celebrating the 20th anniversary of Trap Muzik, T.I. had a special guest join him on stage Thursday night (Dec. 28). As he explored records from various moments in his ...

ATLANTA – It’s been 15 years since Atlanta rapper T.I. released his album “Trap Muzik” and now he plans on opening a museum in tribute of the genre he put on the map.

Clifford “T.I.” Harris, who may or may not retire from performing after his Dec. 19 concert, solidified his status as a regional phenomenon with his sophomore album, 2003′s “Trap Muzik.” The star ...

T.I. received the highest honor from the city of Atlanta. Check out some video and pics from a special night. Rapper, actor, and philanthropist T.I. was honored with the Phoenix Award by Atlanta Mayor ...

*T.I.’s music catalog has been acquired by Cinq Music, the digital-first record label, distributor and rights management company run by co-founder/president Barry Daffurn. The deal involves Tip’s ...