After a series of arrests and a music career that’s in the midst of yet another restart, Atlanta rapper T.I. is changing up things behind the scenes.
With his recent release from Arkansas Forrest City Correctional Facility, the self-proclaimed King of the South has made a dedicated effort to reclaim his pre-prison positioning in hip hop. Before his world got entangled in a legal twister of arrests, court dates and prison time, T.I. was at the zenith of his career, a chart-topping rapper set to make his mark in Hollywood.
Clearly hearing the voices from the Internet of those who suggested it was time he began to rotate out some of the people inside Camp T.I., he’s begun to do it in an interesting way that contrasts his previous way of doing business.
According to Billboard.biz, the Atlantic Records top recording artist has signed with management team Hip-Hop Since 1978, which enlists a roster that includes Lil Wayne, Drake, Kanye West and more. But if you’re thinking Jason Geter is out, you’d be wrong, as T.I. has expressed that, though his new management shift is “unconventional,” he will remain loyal to his previous manager.
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