T-Pain dropped a throwback video showing the first time he came up with one of his most famous lines—when he rhymed “mansion” with “Wiscansin.”
T-Pain, the legendary rapper-singer who changed the game with his Auto-Tune sound, just made a major move by selling off his publishing catalog and some of his select masters to Harbour View Equity Partners.
Nobody asked for this, but it exists. Meta owner Mark Zuckerberg has linked up with T-Pain to do a rendition of Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz’s smash hit “Get Low,” yes, it’s awful.
Coming on the heels of Panera's launch of its new Chef's Chicken Sandwiches lineup, the event will feature the hosting talents of T-Pain along with merch that connects all the threads.
On Tuesday (April 19), the company expanded its monthly program by launching the Unlimited Sip Club and partnered with T-Pain to offer a chance at winning a lavish gold chalice to boot.
It seems like every other celebrity in Celebritiesville feels the need to weigh in on the Joe Rogan controversy ever since he was called out for all the racist s*** he’s said on his podcast. And T-Pain is apparently no exception.
Do y’all remember when singer/songwriter and producer T-Pain made an appearance on the Netflix docuseries This Is Pop and recalled how he was on a flight when he was woken up to meet with none other than R&B icon Usher on the plane only to have Usher tell him about how he “kinda f***ed up […]
Dr. Dre agrees with T-Pain when it comes to the repetitiveness in Hip-Hop.
While many felt Pain might've messed up the game for real singers, it's not his fault that everyone jumped on the Auto-Tune wave he Godfathered.
T-Pain is just full of great stories.
T-Pain got an audience with Mark Zuckerberg.
The "Rappa Ternt Sanga" just discovered a hidden folder for direct messages on Instagram and shared his findings in a hilarious fashion.