T.I. To Teach “Business Of Trap Music” Course At Clark Atlanta University

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T.I. To Teach “Business Of Trap Music” Course At Clark Atlanta University

The self proclaimed King of the South is about to add another jewel to his already accredited crown. T.I. has announced he will partnering with one of Atlantas premier educational institutions for a much needed history lesson. On Tuesday, June 23 the Live Your Life rapper confirmed class will be in session for the sub-genre []

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