12. "no they aren't, especially I'm Serious" In response to Reply # 3
they're good albums and all bus sheesh
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15. "it didn't sell the most so these niggers won't accept that answer" In response to Reply # 14
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16. "it's got no votes but whoever votes T.I. vs Tip owes us an explanation" In response to Reply # 0
As for me, it's probably Trap Muzik but truthfully T.I. sort of underachieved album-wise.
Love a few joints off the first (Still Ain't Forgave Myself is an all-timer), ASAP off the third is my favorite TI song, What You Know on King is his most enduring hit but Trap Muzik top to bottom is probably his most consistent.
Still, his albums would be sorta like Jigga's catalog would be viewed if he never made Reasonable Doubt & Blueprint.
17. "I said Trap Muzik but...I jammed King WAY more" In response to Reply # 0
then again, in the King era it felt like not listening to T.I. was a criminal offense around here (IRL, wasn't on OKP).
1. Trap Muzik: 7.92 2. King.: 7.83 3. Fuck a Mixtape: 6.54 4. Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head: 6.20 5. Fuck da City Up: 6.08 6. Urban Legend: 5.93 (couldn't really tell you why I've always disliked this album...same as TM102, it's not really out of bounds but somehow I don't care for it at all) 7. Paper Trail: 5.89 8. T.I. vs T.I.P.: 5.64 9. No Mercy: 4.54
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