The Rundown: T.I., Paperwork: The Motion Picture

A breakdown of the King's latest saga.

The Rundown: T.I., Paperwork: The Motion Picture - The King Of The South returns with his ninth album and Columbia Records debut Paperwork: The Motion Picture. Peep The Rundown as T.I. flexes over production from the likes of Pharrell, DJ Mustard and DJ Toomp and expands his topics from the "trap rock hip-hop" to an extensive rap sheet touching on racism, women and family while keeping his lyrical flows as grand as ever.-Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Grand Hustle, LLC)
'King' - Tip kicks off his ninth lyrical dope boy epic telling all his subjects to lay it down when in the presence of a “King.” Declaring that Da A is not even thinking about relinquishing its hip hop thrown, T.I. sends a clear message as he spits, “I come from Atlanta, the '80s and '90s but we was as real as it gets/ And that's why we still here/ Best watch what you say, you could pay with your life tonight/ F**k around and get killed.” (Photo: Brad Barket/BET/Getty Images for BET)
"G S**t," Featuring Jeezy and Watch the Duck - The King and The Snowman drop some soulful flavor with Watch The Duck and give the “dope boy trappers” something to groove to and props to those keeping it real. With Skateboard P providing the bounce, T.I. holds the haters at bay asking, “Suckers prayin' I'ma chill, but I'm too cold/ Long as I'm around, f**k they need you for?” (Photos from left: Paras Griffin/Getty Images, John Ricard / BET)'About the Money,' Featuring Young Thug - Tip made it an A-town affair with the first single from Paperwork. London on da Track provides the sonic backdrop for Young Thug and his O.G. to kill the nonsense talk. Tip shows his willingness to share the throne for the sake of Atlanta's continued domination of the game as they deliver a pretty concise message. “If it ain't about the money/ Don't be blowing me up.” (Photo: Douglas Gorenstein/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank)

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The Rundown: T.I., Paperwork: The Motion Picture - The King Of The South returns with his ninth album and Columbia Records debut Paperwork: The Motion Picture. Peep The Rundown as T.I. flexes over production from the likes of Pharrell, DJ Mustard and DJ Toomp and expands his topics from the "trap rock hip-hop" to an extensive rap sheet touching on racism, women and family while keeping his lyrical flows as grand as ever.-Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Grand Hustle, LLC)

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