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T.I. Returns With New Pharrell-Produced Single “Let Em Know”: Listen
After the triumphant returns of the Clipse, Mobb Deep and De La Soul last year, T.I. is the latest rap veteran looking to make a comeback.
Source: HipHopDX
Having spent the last few years focusing on his comedy career and expediTIously podcast, as well as fighting a few legal battles, the Grand Hustle general announced over the weekend: “T.I. is back.”
Tip kickstarted his comeback campaign by releasing a new single called “Let Em Know,” produced by longtime collaborator and Producer of the Year candidate (thanks to his work on the Clipse’s Grammy-nominated Let God Sort Em Out) Pharrell.
Backed by a bouncy, speaker-rattling beat from Skateboard P, who is responsible for past T.I. hits like “Blurred Lines,” “I’m Serious” and “Get Back Up” as well as the bulk of his 2014 album Paperwork, the Bankhead bully gets right back in his bag with a braggadocious anthem.
“All they do is fight for number two ’cause I’m the one / Still make ’em play with the one / All we know is success, hit her with some rich sex / Good luck gettin’ your bitch back, she forever mine ’til I let her go,” he spits.
Adding to the resurgence, T.I. has also cut off his dreads and returned to his familiar low fade — the clean-cut hairstyle that he rocked throughout his 2000s prime.
Listen to “Let Em Know” below.
“Let Em Know” is the first preview of T.I.’s long-awaited new album Kill the King, which will mark his final full-length release and first since 2020’s The L.I.B.R.A..
In a 2023 appearance on the We In Miami podcast, the Atlanta native revealed that the project will be a double album, with side A titled Kill the King and side B labeled Kiss the King.
He also said NBA YoungBoy would be featured on one of the first singles — a track he said will subvert fans’ expectations — although it’s unclear if that’s still the plan.
Read more: https://hiphopdx.com/news/ti-let-em-know-pharrell/
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D’Angelo Laid To Rest At Star-Studded Funeral In Virginia
D’Angelo‘s life and legacy was celebrated at a private funeral service in Virginia this past weekend.
Source: HipHopDX
The legendary singer, who passed away at the age of 51 due to pancreatic cancer, was laid to rest on Saturday (November 1) at Saint Paul’s Baptist Church in his birthplace of Richmond.
According to the order of service, images of which surfaced online, the funeral featured tribute performances from Stevie Wonder as well as D’Angelo’s former bands The Soultronics and The Vanguard.
The Soultronics, which supported D’Angelo on his Voodoo Tour in the early 2000s, included the likes of Questlove, James Poyser and Pino Palladino, while The Vanguard is credited on D’s final album, 2014’s Black Messiah.
Bishop Ralland V. Robinson conducted the service, while Pastor Jamal Bryant appeared in a special video tribute. Attendees included Lauryn Hill, DJ Premier, John Mayer and H.E.R., among many more.
The order of service also gave a special thanks to some of D’Angelo’s close friends and collaborators such as Questlove and Q-Tip.
“We wish to express our profound gratitude for the overwhelming outpouring of support,” his family wrote in the program. “Through music, love and light, Michael D’Angelo Archer’s spirit will shine forever.”
