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Track Listing 1. Act I: T.I.P. 2. Big S**T Poppin' (Do It) 3. Raw 4. You Know What It Is 5. Da Dopeman 6. Watch What You Say to Me - (with Jay-Z) 7. Hurt - (with Busta Rhymes/Alfamega) 8. Act II: T.I. 9. Help Is Coming 10. My Swag - (with Wyclef Jean) 11. We Do This 12. Show It to Me - (with Nelly) 13. Don't You Wanna Be High 14. Touchdown - (with Eminem) 15. Act III: T.I. Vs. The Confrontation 16. Tell 'Em I Said That 17. Respect This Hustle 18. My Type
| Details | | Producer: | Jason Geter, T.I.P. | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes It seems like T.I. hasn't gotten any rest since he hit it big with his sophomore release--2003's TRAP MUZIK. With an impressive array of LPs, mixtapes, countless guest spots, and enough industry legwork on his Grand Hustle label in the meantime, the self-proclaimed "King of the South" has been steadily putting in work. With the follow-up to his multi-platinum smash, KING, T.I. carries a concept, pitting one persona against the other on the fittingly titled, T.I. VS. T.I.P. Speaking alternately as the rap industry mogul who moves millions and the street-corner hustler who just can't get the hood out of him, the ATL native is smart to slyly examine this duality on his own--a dilemma that has been known to dog the most successful hip-hop artists under the umbrella epithet "sell-out." Mannie Fresh, Lil C, Just Blaze, the Runners, Keith Mack, Danja, Eminem, and Jeff Bass are among the varied contributors whose production work makes T.I.'s fifth solo LP bang. T.I. VS. T.I.P. also features cameos from an array of superstar guests including Jay-Z, Eminem, Nelly, Alfa Mega, Busta Rhymes, and Wyclef Jean.
Industry Reviews [T]he dual protagonists make for an intriguing bout. -- Grade: B
4 stars out of 5 -- In Act I, T.I.P. is at his boastful best, nodding to N.W.A....Producer Mannie Fresh supports a gothic, ethereal beat with rhythmic handclaps.
3 stars out of 5 -- T.I VS T.I.P. boasts the latest in hardcore synth beats -- long on tweedly hooks, brooding chords and deftly syncopated electro-percussion...
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