All articles tagged with #ti
The Atlanta Hawks will celebrate Atlanta’s Magic City during their March 16 home game against the Orlando Magic with a one-night collaboration featuring a halftime performance by T.I., DJ Esco-curated pregame music, a live Hawks AF Podcast recording hosted by Jami Gertz and Mr. Magic, Magic City Kitchen lemon pepper wings, and a limited-edition Peachtree-themed hoodie, with special ticket packages available.
T.I. drops a new diss snippet titled 'Right One' aimed at 50 Cent as their Verzuz feud heats up after plans fell through; he teases the track with taunts and digs, while 50 Cent has been trolling him on social media, continuing a back-and-forth that includes earlier diss responses and related beef chatter.
T.I. releases a minute-long diss track titled "War" aimed at 50 Cent amid ongoing Verzuz battle chatter, delivering taunts and threats as their feud escalates; 50 Cent has yet to respond.
An Air Force veteran has filed a lawsuit against rapper T.I. and his wife, Tameka "Tiny" Harris, alleging they drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2005. The plaintiff claims she was given a spiked drink and was later assaulted in a hotel room by the couple. The lawsuit is filed under California's new Sexual Abuse and Cover Up Accountability Act, which allows for cases with expired statutes of limitations to be filed if they involve an attempted cover-up. T.I. and Tiny have denied the allegations, stating they have refused to succumb to extortion demands and are looking forward to contesting the claims in court.
T.I. and his wife Tiny Harris are being sued for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2005 after meeting her in a Los Angeles nightclub. The accuser, who was in her early twenties and serving in the U.S. Air Force at the time, claims she was incapacitated and unable to consent. The couple has denied the allegations, referring to them as "fake claims" and expressing their intention to fight the lawsuit, which they consider an extortion attempt. The lawsuit is possible due to California's Sexual Abuse and Cover Up Accountability Act, allowing cases that would otherwise be barred by the statute of limitations to be filed until 2026.
Rapper T.I. and his wife Tiny Harris have a blended family consisting of seven children. T.I. has four children from previous relationships, including sons Messiah and Domani, and daughter Deyjah. Tiny has a daughter named Zonnique from a previous relationship. The couple also has three children together, including sons King and Major, and daughter Heiress. The children have pursued various careers in music and entertainment, with some appearing on reality TV shows. The family has faced controversy, including T.I.'s controversial comments about his daughter's virginity.
King Harris, son of T.I. and Tiny Harris, responds after a heated exchange with his parents during an Instagram Live session at a football game. In the livestream, King disputed his parents' claims about his upbringing, stating that he did not grow up with a "silver spoon" and preferred to be in the neighborhood rather than their gated mansion. The discussion escalated, with King accusing his parents of lying and an alleged physical altercation occurring off-camera. King later took to Instagram to express his frustration and accuse his father of faking an image for the internet. T.I. and Tiny have not publicly addressed the incident.
T.I. playfully roasts his son, King Harris, over his new teeth during an interview. The father-son duo was promoting T.I.'s upcoming film, Da'Partments, which is described as an "unapologetic hood comedy." King took the jokes in stride and fired back with some shots of his own. The film explores the struggles of the underprivileged and features a mix of established and up-and-coming actors from the Atlanta area.
During his appearance on Drink Champs, Kodak Black claimed that Big Boi and T.I. tried to sabotage his record deal with Atlantic. He also accused 21 Savage of switching up on him after collaborating with Drake. In response, Savage tweeted a string of cap emojis. Wack 100 expressed support for Kodak Black, stating that there is nothing wrong with him. Black also discussed his admiration for Donald Trump and said he would give the former President $1 million if asked.
Gucci Mane and T.I. have officially ended their long-standing feud during a concert in Atlanta. Gucci surprised fans by bringing out T.I. on stage, where they had a brief conversation and shook hands, symbolizing their reconciliation. The moment was commended by Killer Mike and witnessed by the crowd. Gucci Mane also received a proclamation from the Atlanta City Council declaring October 17 as "Gucci Mane Day." The feud between Gucci Mane and T.I. began in 2012 but has now been resolved, following Gucci's reconciliation with Jeezy in 2020.
King Harris, son of T.I. and Tiny Harris, revealed in a podcast interview that he did not live with his parents during the filming of their reality TV series, "T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle." Instead, he lived with his grandmother and would only visit their house on weekends for filming. Fans believe this explains his out-of-control behavior and assert that children raised by grandparents may have different upbringing and trauma. This revelation sheds light on the strained relationship between King and his parents, as he has faced public scrutiny for his controversial actions and portrayal of a "gangster" lifestyle.
King Harris, the teenage son of T.I. and Tiny Harris, responded to critics who call him "ugly" and compare him to the cartoon character Josh Regrove from "Mr. Meaty." In an interview with comedian Funny Marco, Harris fired back at the comparison, stating that if he's the ugliest person in the world, what does that make his critics. The clip received mixed reactions, with some finding it amusing and others expressing concern for Harris's well-being. This comes after Harris faced backlash for convincing a homeless man to attempt the dangerous "One Chip Challenge," which allegedly resulted in the death of another participant.
T.I.'s son, King Harris, faced backlash after a video went viral of him challenging a homeless man to do the "One Chip Challenge" for $50. Many criticized the teenager's behavior, calling for discipline and guidance from his parents. The incident comes after previous controversies surrounding Harris, including a verbal dispute with a Waffle House employee and an alleged arrest. Despite the criticism, Harris remained unbothered and later posted a video selling merchandise at his father's establishment.
T.I. and Tiny have lost their $100 million copyright infringement lawsuit against MGA Entertainment, the makers of L.O.L. Surprise! dolls. The lawsuit alleged that the dolls stole the name, likeness, and trade dress of OMG Girlz, a pop trio founded by Tiny in 2009. After a mistrial in January, the case went back to trial this month, and the jury ruled in favor of MGA Entertainment in less than two hours. MGA CEO Isaac Larian called the lawsuit a "shakedown."