Customer Reviews
T.I. V.S. T.I.P. 
2008-06-30
T.I. GREATEST ALBUM IN THE WORLD. HE IS THE BEST RAPPER EVER POINT BLANK PERIOD. HE IS THE BEST MALE RAPPER TO EVER RAP. VERY GREAT ALBUM IF YOU DO NOT HAVE IT THEN GO GET IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
T.I Vs T.I.P. 
2008-06-18
This Cd was very boring I was very mad..I only like 1 song on here.
TI better when he ws diss Flip... going soft 2008-04-22
TI is okay when you get right down to it Flip is better
We Got Next is great.... better yet check out Devin the
Dude - Smoke Sessions it Hot... Plies Real Definitions
is one to watch... if you are going to by
one album this year buy Smoke Sessions
T.I. vs alphabet Boyz - check out his homie Devin the Dude 2008-04-18
if you love T.I., check out his homie Devin the Dude Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1- track 3 getting high is something to smoke to - whoah - this is the first album since Rapalot Days and the first album of Devin's to hit the Billboard Charts - Congrats
T.I. vs The Leak 
2008-04-06
If you're a T.I. fan save your money on this one and check out his collabo with DJ Drama. Both boys get down and dirty in the ATL and know they've leaked some good tracks with the The Leak Unloaded.
King of the States 2008-03-24
T.I. may take alter-egotism to new heights on
T.I. vs. T.I.P., an album that's essentially a spinoff of a song (
Trap Muzik's psychologically charged "T.I. vs. T.I.P."), but few artists have been known to spin something so compelling out of a concept so silly. T.I.P. is the hoodie-wearing hustler we get to know in the first part of this exceptionally long disc--he curses and boasts behind the beats with a lazy bravado that manages to be both slouchy and sharp (check out "Da Dopeman," "Watch What You Say" featuring a fired-up Jay-Z, and "You Know What It is," with Wyclef), and T.I. is the right-minded tycoon-type who takes over for a while in act two. As smooth an operator as T.I. is--"Show It to Me," featuring Nelly, finds its groove and never lets up--he's more compelling in the grittier parts of the disc, including a four-song final act in which the two halves of his deeply divided personality square off. "Respect This Hustle," the M.C. commands on the next-to-last track; detractors will try not to, citing the slightness of his concept. T.I. is at the top of his game, though, and he makes it heard.
--Tammy La Gorce
T.I. vs Covers of Songs from the Album King 
2007-12-20
Ive loved TI ever since he came out with "I'm serious". It has been downhill since then. Ive loved all of his albums except for this particular "effort." The reasong being : same beats, weak lyrics, and feeble attempts at classic one liners. See the trend? If the album were full of recycled beats and killer flows from his first effort, an entirely different story. Not the case. Don't buy this before you try this. Thanks friends.
Another attractive rapper minus great, innovative rapping skills. 1.5 stars. November 12, 2007 2007-11-12
I have a little respect for T.I.; He made his acting debut in ATL which was honestly an enjoyable, if slightly forgettable experience. I honestly was hooked more or less till the end. I even thought about buying it. And I will once it's 5 bucks or so.
But His rapping skills need to improve. Sure, He definitely has the swagger down and He's got the money. But that doesn't necessarily make You a Rapper. You need to be able to write Your OWN songs. And they should be more than radio fluff.
Sure He isn't a rapper without hits. But that's not saying much. 50 (Ew), Lil Wayne (Fugly/No-talent), Fabolous (Meh), Souljah Boy (UGH!!!!) and Paul Wall (Meh) all write some or all of their material. Although I'm unsure if Fab has written diddly squat!
Basically. I just want Him to write a decent song. He's had maybe 3-4 solid hits. But I am just expecting more. That's all.
1.5 stars.
I'm a TI fan but I wasn't impressed by this album. 2007-10-26
I was a HUGE fan of Trap Muzik and Urban Legends. I was really feelin' TI's music and the way he expressed himself, but now his flow has changed so much that I don't preferably care for him anymore. He got some money in his pocket and changed, this album is a perfect example. King had a handfull of good tracks and a handfull of bad ones. As far as this album goes I like "Wanna Be High" and "Whatch What You Say To Me"...that's it! The album did have some nice beats and instrumental work but I'm not the kind of person to listen to a track because the beat or hook sounds nice. I think this is probably his worse lyrical album. It was very commercial, no songs really had meaning. It was more-so bragging about money, cars, hoes, mixed in with killing and drugs. The only song that had meaning was Watch What You Say To Me feat. Jay-z. I don't mind commercial music aslong as there's a meaning to the song(i.e. Biggie Smalls was commercial but still had meanings to all his songs) He did do tracks with some classic artists and future legends. He had a song with Jay-z, which was good. His song with Eminem wasn't all that great, there was no point to the song besides bragging about cars. He was more or less just saying what rhymed and not what went along to make the song make sense. It seems to me like Cocain Rap is really getting played out. There are a ton of artists that focus on nothing but Coke and it's getting old, TI being one of them. There comes a time where you have to grow up as an artist and a human being, now is that time for TI. If you look at Jay-z's career, yea he's touched base on drug sales in many songs, but he left his life in the streets behind to become on of the smartest business men in the rap industry. It's time more artists grow up and follow in his footsteps, rapping about Coke on half your album isn't going to get you very far. IN A NUT SHELL, IF YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT PURCHASING THIS ALBUM, SAVE YOUR MONEY! IT'S NOT WORTH YOUR TIME TO DRIVE TO THE CD STORE OR YOUR MONEY.
T.I. vs. T.I.P. not just an album, but an ADVENTURE!!! 2007-10-25
T.I. vs. T.I.P. is the King of the South, T.I.'s fifth and finest album. T.I. is like wine he gets better with time. Since he has flirted with the idea of having an internal battle within himself on his earlier release, "Trap Muzik" in 2003, and he decided to bring it to life. This album takes you through the different ways T.I. and T.I.P. deal with everyday issues. The LP opens up with T.I.P. arguing with his label, and then it takes you on a rollercoaster ride of songs from T.I.P's point of view. In my opinion the best song from this half of the album is "Hurt". The next half begins with T.I. talking to his label, and not remembering the recent events. This half of the album is from T.I's point of view. It is a more laid back, cool vibe. My favorite song from this half is "Help I Coming". This song talks about the state of the hip hop industry, and how T.I. will save the day. The personality clash on the final half is absolutely brilliant. T.I. is a innovative rapper, and trendsetter. This is not just an album this is a show. It takes you from beginning to end and everywhere in between. I advise everyone to go get this album!!!!
FREE T.I.!!!!
