It's crazy how forgettable T.I's discography is

[Cheech&Chong]

Youre right .TI got me through the wack ass 2000s. He was one of the better artists that decade but I never revisit his work. Like i dont change ti songs on pandora bit im not searching his albums on spotify. I do still play the shyt out of crown me tho and any song with him n thugger is fire

 

[50CentStan]

TIs career sumed up is snitching. Hating on lil flip because he was successful. And being murdered by Luda

 

[Rhyme 4 Rhyme]

Was a fan of his back in the day and still like him, but was thinking the same thing recently. For someone as big a star as he once was, his discography is weak. Between 04-08 though, he has a long list of hits to his name

 

[dj-method-x]

The 2006-2012 era of rap is legendary that class of jeezy Ross Wayne T.I. Kanye being at the top of the game was honestly better and more impactful than the 90’s

I was with you until the bolded

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

I'm sorry but I got "I'm Serious" when it came out and nobody was fukkin with dude. shyt is a personal classic to me and I can listen to it anytime without skipping through. Production was on point wit Neptunes, Toomp, Jazze Pha, etc... thats my favorite album by him although he had a lot of better songs on his other albums. so like homie said, I just compiled my own playlist of TIP faves.

Where are you from? Cause when that dropped, he had a Boosie/Plies level of fandom from Louisiana to NC. Did a ton of small venues and always sold them joints out. He had a crazy following down south bruh

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

His greatest moment was having the best verse on Never Scared. Beyond that

you defiantly don’t listen to ti and probably remember him off the madden soundtrack for even bringing up this verse as being one of his best.

 

[Dolla$]

Been saying this since I first heard Trap Muzik. Never really get his whole style, the mush mouth never worked for me. I love a lot of southern Hip Hop but outside of a handful of songs I wouldn’t listen to Tip

my exact feelings, never got the hype

 

[old boy]

I'm sorry but I got "I'm Serious" when it came out and nobody was fukkin with dude. shyt is a personal classic to me and I can listen to it anytime without skipping through. Production was on point wit Neptunes, Toomp, Jazze Pha, etc... thats my favorite album by him although he had a lot of better songs on his other albums. so like homie said, I just compiled my own playlist of TIP faves.

you know what i have to agree with you bro, i think i'm serious might be tip's best shyt too


still ain't forgave myself is an unbelievable record, was just listening to that shyt not too long ago. dope boyz, you ain't hard, heavy chevys, the list goes on. granted he had bigger singles on later albums but pound for pound that's his best shyt


and wayyy off topic 'cause it just came to mind, but am i the only tip fan that loves why you wanna? that crystal waters sample was swaggy and his bars impeccable. think it's a top 10 tip record even though it was aimed at the ladies

 

[Youseenmywork]

Y’all wildin again I see

 

[Ziggiy]

ATL/KING campaign was legendary

Yea i’ve NEVER been the biggest TI fan but the impact of ATL/King was simply undeniable. Especially living in Atlanta during that time period. If dude wasn’t King of The South he was certainly King of the CITY.

 

[-DMP-]

King and Paper Trail are his classics to me.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

The 2006-2012 era of rap is legendary that class of jeezy Ross Wayne T.I. Kanye being at the top of the game was honestly better and more impactful than the 90’s

y'all dudes play too much.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

"Is you happy"

 

[Panther]

nikkas in here wild disrespectful

Clifford is a legend, and he's very underrated in his ability as a storyteller in his raps. Def one of the most descriptive southern rappers.

 

[dblive]

TI still snapping. His music has actually evolved with his age. He may make a trap anthem every now and again, but his 2 most recent albums have shown mature subject matter. It’s amazing to me how people can discard Us against the system, but then praise Jay Z 444. The whole political/social construct of Us against the system is excellent