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NEW MIXTAPE RELEASE::: T.I. - F*ck Da City Up

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• 1.Fuck Da City Up Intro
• 2.Fuck Da City Up Feat Young Jeezy Prod By Chuck Deisel
• 3.Hot Wheels Feat Travis Porter Young Dro Prod By T-Minus
• 4.Loud Mouth Feat 2 Chainz Prod By Valentino Khan
• 5.On Purpose Feat Trouble Rich Kidd Shad Prod By Jazzy Mex Manny
• 6.Stunt n Like A Fool Prod By Chizz
• 7.Pimp Feat Pimp C Too Short Prod By Cavi
• 8.This Time Of Night Feat Nelly Prod By Mars
• 9.In A Nutshell Feat Lady G Spodee Prod By Will
• 10.Jeezy Speaks Interlude
• 11.Who What When Feat Meek Mill Prod By Toomp
• 12.The One Prod By Manny Fresh
• 13.Piss n On Your Ego Feat B.o.B Prod By Lil C
• 14.Harry Potter D.O.P.E Feat T.I Prod By Hit Boy
• 15.I See Ghost s Feat Future Rocko Prod By Lil C
• 16.I ll Show You Feat Pusha T Prod By Cut The Check
• 17.Oh Yeah Feat Trey Songz Prod By Just Blaze
• 18.Popped Off Feat Dr Dre Prod By Dr Dre
• 19.Fuck Da City Up Outro

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T.I. Defends His Wife; Says Gays Are Too Sensitive

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The self-proclaimed King of the South, rapper T.I., graces VIBE magazine‘s year end Dec. 2011 issue. It’s a good thing this is a holiday weekend or T.I.’s publicists would be working overtime trying to put out the fires that his mouth ignited.

T.I. had a lot to say about The Gays who currently wield the balance of power in the entertainment industry. Most of what the rubber band man had to say about The Gays was selectively edited by VIBE magazine.

T.I. on all Americans having equal rights:

“Man, I will say this, the funniest joke I ever heard [comedian] Tracy [Morgan] say during a stand-up was, ‘C’mon man, I think gay people are too sensitive. If you can take a dick, you can take a joke.’ [Cracks up laughing.] That shit was funny to me. And it’s kind of true. They’re like,‘If you have an opinion against us, we’re gonna shut you down.’ … That’s not American. If you’re gay you should have the right to be gay in peace, and if you’re against it you should have the right to be against it in peace.’

But T.I., 31, did have some strong words for rapper 50 Cent and others who criticized his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Harris, 36, for not taking the drug charge that sent her man back to federal prison for 11 months.

T.I.: “I’ma tell you, 50 Cent and anybody else, we not gonn’a have no discussion about what my ole lady should’a, would’a, couda done for anything as it pertains to me,” begins his rant. “We ain’t gonn’a do that. I’m the only one in my family that’s gonna take a lick when it pertains to the legal system. Since me, none of my other family members have seen a jail cell. Nobody. I’m the last one. The buck stops here. I feel that a person that stands behind [his woman for a criminal charge] is a coward anyway.” VIBE: I doubt she would have gotten any time. “T.I.: She wasn’t gonna catch it period, ’cause I’m there. That wasn’t even a consideration. Even if she asked me to I would’ve been like, “Nah, you trippin’. “ So you didn’t feel you were more valuable to your family, employees and business partners on the street? T.I.: “That’s a discussion between me and another man. Not with the mother of my children. Not with the nurturer of my household.”

The Dec. 2011 issue featuring T.I. on the cover hits newsstands on December 6th!

UPDATE I:

50 Cent responded to T.I.’s statements in VIBE magazine on his Twitter page:

50cent: If U can get 5 years easy 4 some sh*t and I’m the support of my family. Why would it be wrong if ya lady had to take probation? Shit she ballin to lol

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BET AWARDS RECAP, BET CYPHER OCTOBER 11TH, 2011

ACCORDING TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OVER AT The BoomBox :::  The 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards offered bars upon bars from some of rap's finest MCs. From T.I., Young Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, Big Sean to Heavy D and more Young Jeezy, 'F.A.M.E.' & T.I., 'I'm Flexin'' Young Jeezy came out of the shadows, decked out in all-white everything and shades, commencing the 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards with a performance of his new hit, 'F.A.M.E.' With fire lighting up both sides of the stage, the trap star heated up the center floor with his rhymes. A surprise was the song's featured MC T.I., who came out of the shadows dressed in a grey Gucci sweatsuit. "What's up, world?" he shouted before moving into his verse. The formerly incarcerated rapper closed the set with his new Big K.R.I.T.-produced track, 'I'm Flexin'.' "A-Town, we back!" Tip stated before exiting the stage. Wiz Khalifa, 'Taylor Gang' Featuring Chevy Woods  A shirtless Wiz jumped around the stage with more stamina than the Energizer Bunny. Rocking khaki cut-off shorts and knee-high tube socks with his sneaks, the slim-waisted rapper performed with his 'Taylor Gang' collaborator Chevy Woods in front of a backdrop of flashing lights and flames. Wale, 'That Way' & Meek Mill, 'I'ma Boss' Featuring Rick Ross With a growing empire, it only makes sense that Maybach Music Group's logo would boast the power color of red as its signees and label boss took the stage. Before Waleand Meek Mill took their turn on the mic, veteran R&B singer El Debarge crooned a few lyrics, though he sounded rusty and in need of some more vocal practice. The 'Ambition' creator, donning a denim jacket and Nike Air Mags, then graced the stage to perform his hit 'That Way,' preceding his MMG colleague Meek's anthemic track 'I'ma Boss,' of course which spawned an assist from Ricky Rozay, who was dressed in a sateen navy tracksuit. DMX 'Get at Me Dog,' 'Ruff Ryders' Anthem,' 'Party Up (Up in Here)' DMX brought it back to the old school with a rap medley of throw-back jams. The recently-released-from-jail rapper came back strong with three of his classics, the first two from '98 and the last from 2000, while sporting a puffy vest, low slung jeans and silver studded black T. Lupe Fiasco, 'Words I Never Said' Chi-town's conscious rhymer performed his 'Lasers' single, 'Words I Never Said,' sansSkylar Grey, but instead, brought out a woman cloaked in a black mask to sing the hook. As Fiasco rapped through the political tune with a full band behind him, he rocked his mic -- decorated with a flag representing Palestine -- to and fro. His eyes stayed shut during his entire set, even when rocking out during the mysterious woman's -- she turned out to be Erykah Badu -- crooning. The song's lyrics displayed on a screen behind the rhymer, who was decked out in a black T-shirt decorated with the words "occupy" to pay homage to the recent Occupy Wall Street protests. Big Sean, 'I Do It,' Big Sean & Roscoe Dash, 'Marvin and Chardonnay' Jean vest, black leather shirt and red hoodie-rockin' Big Sean did his thing with 'I Do It' while black-and-white animation rolled on the jumbo TV screen in the background. Sean was joined by a bicep-flashing Roscoe Dash, who donned an army green zipper-clad vest with a silver "R" screen printed on the back. The two performed their Kanye West-assisted 'Marvin and Chardonnay,' but no appearance from Yeezy himself for this stage collab, the guys held it down as a twosome, all the same. Heavy D 'Nuttin' But Love,' 'Is It Good to You,' 'Now That We Found Love' Featuring Tyrese The 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards took viewers on a trip down memory lane when late '80s rap star Heavy D grabbed the mic for a special show of his classic hits. Opening his set with a medley that included the famed 'Teach Me How to Dougie' dance, Heavy proved age is nothing but a number as he kicked off some dance moves like a rhymer half his age. He eased through his famed tracks 'Nuttin' But Love,' 'Is It Good to You' and 'Now That We Found Love,' which brought out an all-black everything sportingTyrese to sing the hook. Hip Hop Awards '11: Maybach Music Group Cypher Cypher: Rick Ross, Wale, Pill, Stalley and Meek Mill Hip Hop Awards ’11: International Flow Cypher Cypher: France’s Soprano and Houston’s Lecrae. Nitty Scott, MC and R&B' Estelle Hip Hop Awards ’11: Chris Brown & Friends Cypher Cypher: Chris Brown, Ace Hood , Kevin McCall, and Tyga Hip Hop Awards ’11: Shady 2.0 Cypher Cypher: Yelawolf,Slaughterhouse(Joe Budden,Crooked I,Joell Ortiz,Royce Da 5’9), Eminem Hip Hop Awards ’11: Indie Meets Mainstream Cypher Cypher: Big K.R.I.T.,Tech N9ne, Machine Gun Kelly, Kendrick Lamar,and B.o.B. Hip Hop Awards '11: Uncut Cypher—Busta Rhymes, Ludacris & More Cypher: Busta Rhymes, Reek da Villain, 2 Chainz and Ludacris Hip Hop Awards ’11: Survival of the Illest Cypher Cypher:Lady of Rage, Blind Fury, Dom Kennedy and Mad Skillz SOURCE: http://aol.it/nfk6iq & www.bet.com