T.I. Wants 'Kill the King' Album to Bury His 'King of the South' Title

T.I. has had enough of being the 'King of the South' and is touting his next album 'Kill The King' as his famous tagline's official funeral!!!

The royal title sparked a short-lived beef withThere's no timetable to rush greatness, but he revealedAUTHENTIC COMMUNICATIONHe recently signed on as a brand ambassador for Black-owned cannabis company, and is also looking ahead toward the 20th

anniversary of his classic breakout album"Trap Muzik" ... which will coincide with theFor the 15th anniversary, T.I. and Grand Hustle debuted the now monumental, Trap Museum in Atlanta, but he's keeping details for the upcoming celebration under wraps for now.

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