00:00T.I. We On. T.I. has released an official music video for We On, the latest visual from his
00:0812th
00:08studio album, Kill the King. The Atlanta rap legend has billed Kill the King as his final
00:14studio album, marking the end of a recording career that spans more than two decades.
00:20Kill the King arrived on June 26th through Grand Hustle and Empire, and features 18 songs.
00:27Guests include Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Youngboy Never Broke Again, Usher, Summer Walker, and T.I.'s
00:33daughter, Eris Harris, with production from Dr. Dre, Pharrell Williams, Organized Noise,
00:39Turbo, and Juicy J. The album debuted at number 30 on the Billboard 200.
00:45Family is an important part of the Kill the King rollout, with T.I.'s daughter, Eris Harris,
00:51appearing on the album alongside Zonique, another member of his extended family.
00:55Following the album's release, T.I. hit the road in July for the King's succession tour,
01:00sharing the stage with his sons Domani and King Harris. The family-focused Trek supported
01:06Kill the King, while highlighting his legacy and next generation. It also coincided with
01:12T.I.'s plans for the album to mark his final studio chapter. Before We On, T.I. released videos for
01:19and Won't, featuring Summer Walker, Log Clay, featuring Youngboy Never Broke Again, Let Em Know,
01:25and Mr. Him. With Kill the King positioned as his final studio album, each new visual adds another
01:32piece to the latest chapter of his career. Kill the King carries deeper meaning for T.I.,
01:38reflecting his King of the South identity and the pressure that comes with the title.
01:42The 18-track album, positioned as his final studio project, debuted at number 30 on the Billboard 200.
01:51We On continues the campaign with an official video, extending the latest chapter of his career.
