T.I. and Young Dro talk addiction, a Tip / DJ Premier album, Raekwon's Goat Status, & Retirement

Legendary Rappers T.I. and Young Dro Open Up in Candid Interview
Guests:
T.I. (Tip)
Young Dro
Key Topics Discussed:
T.I.'s upcoming albums "Kiss the King" and "Kill the King"
Young Dro's vulnerability in discussing his addiction and overcoming it on the song "Thank God" with Kirk Franklin
The importance of balance and honesty in hip-hop, rather than just glorifying the "fun" aspects of drug use
T.I.'s role as a mentor to younger artists and his advice to his own children pursuing music
T.I.'s work in the comedy space with the "Departments" series and his preference for it over the music industry
Collaborations, including T.I. working with producer DJ Premier
Young Dro's fashion sense and love for the Polo brand
The guests' origins and inspirations for getting into hip-hop
Overall, the discussion covers a range of personal, professional and artistic topics related to the guests' careers and experiences in the music industry.
In a captivating interview, two of hip-hop's most influential figures, T.I. and Young Dro, sat down with DJ Thorough to discuss their music, personal journeys, and the state of the industry. The conversation delved deep into the artists' creative processes, their perspectives on the evolving landscape of hip-hop, and the challenges they've faced along the way.
T.I., known for his commanding presence and thought-provoking lyrics, shared insights into his upcoming projects "Kiss the King" and "Kill the King." He elaborated on the significance behind these titles, explaining how they represent his evolution as an artist and his exploration of the concept of ego and self-reflection.
Young Dro, renowned for his distinctive style and lyrical prowess, opened up about his personal struggles with addiction and his decision to be vulnerable on the powerful track "Thank God" featuring Kirk Franklin. The rapper's candid discussion of his journey to sobriety and the importance of addressing mental health issues in the hip-hop community was both inspiring and impactful.
The interview also touched on the artists' family lives, with T.I. expressing his pride in seeing his children follow in his musical footsteps. Both rappers shared their thoughts on the ever-changing nature of the industry, the importance of maintaining authenticity, and the role of mentorship in their respective careers.
Fans were treated to insights into the artists' creative collaborations, with T.I. revealing his work with legendary producer DJ Premier on the "Kill the King" project. The discussion of their creative process and the mutual respect between the two artists was a highlight of the interview.
Throughout the conversation, T.I. and Young Dro demonstrated their deep understanding of the art form and their commitment to using their platforms to inspire and uplift their communities. Their candid reflections on the challenges and triumphs of their journeys serve as a testament to the resilience and artistry that have defined their careers.
This interview not only provides a captivating glimpse into the lives of these two iconic rappers but also underscores the enduring power of hip-hop to address societal issues, foster personal growth, and create a lasting impact on the music landscape.
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Wow!! T.i & dj premier 💯💯💯💯

[@supremesoloist]

Iam proud of Dro for makin' that power move and conscious decision to truly love life,,, your family and yourself mane.... Dat's Gangsta shawty📜💯 Love you bruh,,, stay solid📜🙏respect due

[@khaledkordoghli6196]

T.i is the king of Atlanta rap and the eternal king of American southern rap 🔥🔥

[@RaymondMalveaux]

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John, Johnny or hoops

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Green eyes or red eyes

[@RaymondMalveaux]

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[@ministerservertavares4714]

​​Love, Peace and Respect to Dro for having the courage to make POSITIVE changes in his life, keep SHININ', Word!!✌🏾🤟🏾✊🏾

[@Spl870-w4k]

T.I. & Dro

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[@Pharoah510]

I hope that T.I. has Toomp on this final project 🤞 it would only be right. Multiple tracks Wouldn’t mind vintage production from Pharrell,Just Blaze & Kanye West as well…wishful thinking i know.

[@SoulOfTheSouth]

Premo is from Prairie View, TX. Not Missouri City.

[@RaymondMalveaux]

Tony and Joe know each other, keep it on a down low

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Car on the left and Mel on the right

[@FowLA717]

I wanna here tip and toomp

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Lighter than brown

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My pretty pumpkin that is from Atlanta is sexy chocolate

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Loco when I see my white woman, lol

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Don't be greedy

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Meet or skin

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Skin is better than Tone

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Do you like a white whale or a gray whale