• T-Pain's 'Officially Yours' Lyric Video Could Contain Your Wedding Footage

    Whether he is in love with a stripper or a bartender, T-Pain has always been a hopeless romantic. He is now allowing others to channel their love through him with his new lyric video for the romantic slow-jam "Officially Yours." Fans are now able to submit footage from their weddings to T-Pain for the opportunity to be featured in the new video.
  • T-Pain Names Diddy as The Most Difficult Artist He's Ever Worked With [WATCH]

    Rapper, songwriter and producer extraordinaire, T-Pain stopped by Andy Cohen's 'Watch What Happens Live' alongside Kenya Moore, serving as the playhouse's special guest for the evening. During the show, T-Pain named Diddy as the most difficult artist he's ever worked with when a fan called into inquire about the hitmaker's experience in the studio with different acts. Although T-Pain was quite respectful with his response, he didn't waste anytime with naming the business mogul as his most challenging task to date.
  • Classixx, T-Pain Release New Song 'Whatever I Want'

    In one of the more unlikely collaborations seen in quite some time, Los Angeles disco and house producing duo of Tyler Blake and Michael David, better known as Classixx, have teamed up with T-Pain to release a brand new song "Whatever I Want."
  • Cleveland Rap Songs: T-Pain, Milford Jerome (and Iman Shumpert?) Get Behind Cavaliers

    Tonight the Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James will go up against Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors for the first game of the NBA championship. To get revved up for the series, Music Times has assembled hip-hop songs about each of the respective teams, as few musicians get as amped for their local sports teams as rappers (the number of songs/mixtapes named "Beast Mode" after Marshawn Lynch is astounding). We'll start with the Eastern Conference and Cleveland, perhaps ground zero for the hip-hop-meets-harmony movement thanks to the city's much loved Bone Thugs.
  • Flo Rida, Gwen Stefani, Black Eyed Peas and More: Digital Download Landmarks

    Five years ago today, the Black Eyed Peas' single "I Gotta Feeling" were confirmed by Nielsen Soundscan as the bestselling song in the history of digital downloads, having become the first song in history to pass the 6 million-download mark. In the five years since, the track has continued to become the first song to break both the 7 million and 8 million-download mark as well, maintaining its role as the most downloaded song ever. It got us thinking however: What songs were the first to pass the respective million marks? Flo Rida, Gwen Stefani and more pitch in to history.
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