T.I.’s New Mixtape Features Iggy Azalea, Young Thug And More

The mixtape comes prior to his new album which will be out on October 21.

               
As one of rap's senior statesmen, T.i. has a rolodex thicker than your head. 

On his most recent mixtape he puts it to great utilize: each tune on G.d.o.d. II gimmicks a pack of hard-hitting visitor appearances. Houston legend Trae The Truth unleashes his throaty drawl on a few tracks; both Kanye protege Travis Scott and Dro (née Young) seem a few times. 

Trey Songz' warbles on "Champaigne Room" bring out late-night V.i.p revelry and Young Thug chatters over the triumphant horns of "I Need War." 

Rich Homie Quan assumes a comparable part on "Make Me Something" and T.i. additionally peppers the tape with new verses from his Hustle Gang protege Doe B, grievously murdered a year ago. 

Anyhow the protege who everybody was pondering about is certainly Iggy Azalea, who spits about being the "main white young lady with a ghetto goods" over the daze inspecting "We Go Hard." 

This mixtape permits T.i. to work with climbing rappers and O.g.s, keeping his finger on the beat of rap's underground while even now putting Iggy on. 

He's sparing the serious canons for his next collection, Paperwork: The Motion Picture, due out October 21. He as of late discharged the track rundown, offering a preposterous abundance of superstars: Pharrell, Usher, Rick Ross and The-Dream all show up. 

To hold yourself over, download the new mixtape by means of Datpiff