T.I. Sets The Tone For The Throne With “Urban Legend”

T.I. is trying to solidify his position as the King of the South with his third solo album “Urban Legend” on November 30th.Following the certified gold album “Trap Muzik” T.I. dropped the “Gangsta Grillz: Down With The King” mix tape earlier this year and has continued to raise his buzz on the streets. He is featuring production from David Banner, Daz, DJ Toomp, Jazzy Pha, The Neptunes, Swizz Beatz, Lil’ Jon, Scott Storch, and also has guest appearances from B.G., Daz, Nelly, Pharrell, Lil’ Wayne, Trick Daddy, Lil’ Kim and P$C. the video for “Bring ‘Em Out/You Don’t Know Me” just dropped on BET so be on the lookout for that. The album also features an “official” diss to Lil’ Flip called “Easy to Scare.” The beef between Lil’ Flip and T.I. began when T.I. was locked up. It was reported that Lil’ Flip was doing shows in Atlanta (T.I.’s hometown), asking, “Who’s the King of the South?”. When the crowd responded with, “T.I.,” Flip would reply, “Oh yeah? Tell that nigga I say ‘Game Over.’” Since that incident, the two have been sparing on mix tapes and interviews for months.