Domani Harris, son of T.I., appears to take shots at 50 Cent on his new song “Ms. Jackson.” Here’s what was said and how fans are reacting.
The record has quickly sparked debate across social media, with listeners dissecting lyrics and speculating about whether the tension between 50 Cent and T.I. is spilling into the next generation.
For over two decades, Tony Yayo has remained one of hip-hop’s most outspoken personalities. As a founding member of G-Unit, Yayo witnessed—and participated in—some of rap’s most intense rivalries. In a recent interview, the Queens rapper shared stories and opinions on several major topics, including his infamous encounter with Ja Rule, comparisons between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, the tension between 50 Cent and T.I., and his thoughts on J. Cole.
When asked about the long-running debate between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, Yayo stood firmly behind his G-Unit brother.
According to Yayo, Banks doesn’t always receive the credit he deserves as one of New York’s best punchline rappers.
Still, he showed respect to Fabolous and acknowledged his influence and success.
King Harris, son of T.I. and Tiny, fires back at 50 Cent after he posts photo of his mom.
Hip-hop’s favorite provocateur, 50 Cent, is back in the headlines—and this time, he’s trading shots with the next generation.
King Harris, the 20-year-old son of Atlanta rap icon T.I. and reality TV star Tiny Harris, isn’t staying silent.
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“Wanna say something about my mama, your mama dead as f— n—,” King said to the camera, referencing 50 Cent’s mother, Sabrina Jackson, who died in 1983. “Your mama dead as f—, go dig her up. Go dig her up.”
After 50 Cent made comments online that many fans interpreted as disrespectful toward the Harris family, King took to social media to defend himself and his name—making it clear he’s ready for whatever comes with being part of hip-hop royalty.
Yung Booke links up with T.I., Killer Mike and Skooly on the official music video for “The Real A (What Happened To Atlanta).”
T.I. speaks on Boosie in released a new track on Friday (March 10) called “Active,” which features Kevin Gates. In the song, Tip addresses his beef with Boosie and the allegations that he snitched after admitting that he pinned a crime on his dead cousin.
Boosie recently called out T.I. during his interview with VladTV, calling the Atlanta rapper a “rat.” Since then, T.I. posted paperwork related to the incident, commented on by Boosie and told the rapper to pull up on him so they can have a “paperwork party.”
Boosie stirred up a lot of chatter Monday after revealing he canceled the release of this joint album with T.I. after TIP claimed he snitched on his dead cousin to ease his legal trouble. By the following day, T.I. responded to Boosie on Instagram and offered to show his paperwork.
T.I. took his response a step further by also sitting with Trap News Networx and providing more clarity on the fallout. The Atlanta expressed confusion over Boosie’s VladTV clip and wondered why Boosie didn’t address his concerns with him personally, considering their personal relationship.
Baton Rouge rapper Boosie calls T.I. a snitch as he reacted to T.I. revealing he told on his deceased cousin in his younger years. Boosie said if T.I.’s story is true, then he would be a “rat” as well. Despite feeling like T.I. wasn’t being truthful in his story, he still revealed that T.I.’s remarks caused him to cancel their planned joint album.
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T.I. says the word “Opp” came from Call Of Duty, not from rappers.
King Harris, son of T.I. and Tiny, got into a verbal dispute with Waffle House employees. The incident has caught the attention of his father, T.I., and he’s issued a statement on the matter.
T.I. Son “King” tells a waffle house employee that we will pistol whip them after an argument over food.
Amid the R.I.C.O. charges facing Young Thug, Gunna, and 28 other members of YSL, fellow Atlanta native T.I. took to social media to voice his discontent with the R.I.C.O. charge being used against predominantly black collectives and organizations and not white, historically racist and violent orgs.