This morning (10/16), Tip “T.I.” Harris partnered with Billboard for the premiere of the official video for “The Weekend ft. Young Thug,” the latest single off his tenth studio album, Dime Trap (10/5). “The Weekend” was produced by Swizz Beatz and the video was directed by Kid Art. Watch here: T.I. & Young Thug Are Stone Cold Killers in ‘The Weekend’ Video: Premiere
Keeping the momentum going, T.I.’s performance of “Wraith ft. Yo Gotti” and “Jefe” from the 2018 BET “Hip Hop” Awards will air TONIGHT at 8:00pm ET/ 7:00pm CT on BET.
Dime Trap Track List:
1) Seasons ft. Sam Hook
2) Laugh At Em
3) Big Ole Drip ft. Jesse Of WatchTheDuck
4) Wraith ft. Yo Gotti
5) The Weekend ft. Young Thug
6) The Amazing Mr. F Up ft. Victoria Monet
7) At Least I Know ft. Anderson .Paak
8) What Can I Say
9) Jefe ft. Meek Mill
10) More & More ft. Jeezy
11) Pray for Me ft. YFN Lucci
12) Lookin Back
13) Light Day
14) You ft. Teyana Taylor
15) Be There ft. London Jae
About Tip “T.I.” Harris: Tip “T.I.” Harris is a GRAMMY Award-winning recording artist who has left an indelible mark on the world of music and pop culture. Having sold over 10 million albums in the US alone, Tip remains an influential figure in the world of music and entertainment. He is the founding executive of Grand Hustle Records, and the owner of two successful urban clothing brands, Akoo and Hustle Gang. In 2016, Tip became an artist-owner of the global streaming service, TIDAL, alongside Jay Z, Beyoncé, Rihanna and others. Tip’s business interests and portfolio now stretches across a variety of sectors including real estate development, lifestyle, technology, fashion and sports, to name a few.
Tip is also an actor and producer who premiered his new BET business competition series “The Grand Hustle” on July 19th, reprised his role in the Marvel sequel “Antman & The Wasp” on July 6th, and co-produced the musical drama “Glow Up” as part of the PepsiCo’s Creators League. This May, Tip and his son Domani, along with producer Cordale “Lil’ C” Quinn, received a TONY Award nomination for “Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre” for SpongeBob Square Pants: The Musical.
Also widely recognized for his influence in the community, Tip has become an activist and dominant force in social issues around race relations, civil and human rights. In response to mass inequality and the murders of unarmed Black citizens, Tip began his Us or Else movement where he penned a thought-provoking series of op-Eds in the New York Times, Washington Post and Huffington Post, a socially charged album entitled Us or Else: Letter to the System, followed by a provocative short film. Using that as a platform, Tip launched a formal charitable, social justice and philanthropic arm, Harris Community Works, dedicated to driving systemic change in underserved communities. His most recent philanthropic work includes relief and support efforts for Puerto Rico, Houston, Colin Kaepernick’s Million Dollar Challenge and more. Most recently, Tip became a coveted member of the Mayor of Atlanta’s Transition Team. In this role, he will support the Mayor and City of Atlanta in policy and advocacy efforts that drive the city of Atlanta forward.
