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Southern Hospitality - The King of the South is gearing to drop his ninth album, Paperwork (Oct. 21), and it will be executive produced by Skateboard P. Tip told All Hip Hop, "Aside from DJ Toomp, it’s the first time I’ve allowed a producer to come in and kind of shape my sound as he saw fit... When I first sat down with Pharrell, he told me to think ‘out of the stratosphere' ... we’re trying to rewrite history.”This may be the first time Pharrell executive produces an entire T.I. album but they already have a string of hits together. Check out their paper trail of bangers now.(Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images for BET)

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T.I., Featuring Beenie Man – "I'm Serious" (2001) - Back in 2001, T.I. linked with Beenie Man for his "I'm Serious" single off his debut album of the same name. The production for the cut was handled by the Neptunes, who created a backdrop that fit right in with the sounds of much of their work from the early 2000s. (Photo: Artista Records)

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T.I., Featuring Pharrell – "What's Yo Name" (2001) - In addition to producing another track on I'm Serious with his Neptunes partner Chad Hugo, Pharrell also lent his vocals to the inaugural T.I. album via a feature on "What's Yo Name."(Photo: Artista Records)

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T.I., Featuring Pharrell – "Freak Though" (2004) - Though they didn't contribute to his sophomore effort, the Neptunes were once again behind the boards on T.I.'s third album, Urban Legend. Not only did the duo produce "Freak Though," but Pharrell was also featured on the 2004 track. (Photo: Atlantic Records)

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Young Dro, Featuring T.I. and Pharrell – "Trap or Kill Ya Self" (2006) - Shortly before the release of his debut album, Best Thang Smokin', Young Dro enlisted his two heavy-hitting homies, Pharrell and T.I., for this mixtape cut. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

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T.I., Featuring Common and Pharrell – "Goodlife" (2006) - The Neptunes and T.I. linked up once again on King. With the Virginia duo handling the production, Tip enlisted both Pharrell and Common to kick some rhymes on the 2006 song. (Photo: Atlantic Records)

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T.I., Featuring Chris Brown, "Get Back Up" (2010) - Following his legal troubles, T.I. tapped the Neptunes to craft the beat for his comeback song. The lead single to the ATL rapper's 2010 No Mercy album, the song spoke of redemption, and also featured Chris Brown.(Photo: Atlantic Records)

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T.I., Featuring Pharrell – "Amazing" (2010) - In addition to producing the album's lead single, the Neptunes laced T.I. with No Mercy's "Amazing." The up-tempo cut also features vocals from Pharrell.(Photo: Atlantic Records)

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T.I., Featuring Cee Lo Green – "Hello" (2012) - For what wound up being the sixth single off his 2012 album, Troubleman: Heavy Is the Head, T.I. brought together two of hip hop's singular talents, grabbing Cee Lo Green for the hook and rapping over Pharrell's production. (Photo: Atlantic Records)

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Nelly, Featuring T.I. and Pharrell – "IGDAF" (2013) - Nelly's 2013 album, M.O., was feature-heavy and included among the guests were T.I. and Pharrell, who joined him for "IDGAF," which was also produced by Skateboard P. Who can blame these three if they don't GAF?(Photos from left: Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET, Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for BET)

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Nelly, Featuring T.I. – "Rick James" (2013) - Nelly got his "IDGAF" crew back together for "Rick James," also featured on 2013's M.O. This time around, though, it was only Tip kicking rhymes, while Pharrell handled the production. (Photo: Bryan Steffy/WireImage)

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Robin Thicke, Featuring T.I. and Pharrell – "Blurred Lines" (2013) - For what would become one of the most ubiquitous songs in recent memory, Robin Thicke brought T.I. and Pharrell aboard for "Blurred Lines." The Grand Huslte boss' flow once again paired perfectly with Pharrell's production, which deserves much credit for the single's success. (Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for BET)

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Jennifer Hudson, Featuring T.I. – "I Can't Describe (The Way I Feel)" (2013) - In late 2013, Jennifer Hudson released "I Can't Describe (The Way I Feel)," featuring T.I. and produced by Pharrell. The cut served as the lead single for her third album, JHUD, which dropped on Tuesday. (Photo: Ethan Miller/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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T.I., Featuring Sk8brd – "Here Ye, Hear Ye" (2011) - A promotional single for Troubleman: Heavy Is the Head, "Here Ye, Hear Ye" didn't end up making the album. It did, though, unite Tip and Pharrell, the latter of whom was credited as "Sk8brd."(Photo: WMG)