Two years ago, it looked like T.I. had gotten everything together and was ready to take over the game, once again. This was the case, but he had ended his contractual obligation with Atlantic Records. With that, T.I. made the decision to go independent until he found the right deal.
Currently, T.I. is still looking for this deal, but he signed on with Columbia Records for a brief deal. This deal will allow him to release his new album, Paperwork, which is a bit of a sequel to 2008’s Paper Trail. The new album comes when T.I. recently got into a confrontation with Apollo Nida.
Last Friday, T.I. stopped by Big Tigger’s show on V-103 and he talked about his upcoming work. Big plans are definitely on the horizon for T.I., as he said he wants to put three new albums out. While there, T.I. also spoke on the confrontation with Apollo Nida.
