Actor, rapper, songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur T.I. is all that and then some…
His name is synonymous with southern Trap music, but T.I. is more than a three-time Grammy Award winner; and he’s more than the master collaborator with a who’s who of popular music to his credit, including Beyoncé, Rihanna, Drake, Lady Gaga, and 2018’s Ye Vs. The People with Kanye West. He’s also a Tony Award nominee for SpongeBob Squarepants: The Musical. And if that doesn’t shock you there’s this he turns 40 on September 25.
“I don’t have any real feelings about any particular number, ’cause you got two options, either grow old or die young,” he tells us. “To still be alive, let alone successful and relevant at 40 is a blessing.”
Elev8 s CEO Adedeji To Serve On NCIA Board
The Oregon-based adult-medical cannabis company Elev8 Cannabisconfirmed that its founder and CEO Seun Adedeji has been appointed to the National Cannabis Industry Association Board of Directors.
The decision is effective Jan. 27, according to the company s update.
Adedeji, 27, is one of the youngest multistate dispensary owners. My appointment to NCIA s Board is important on multiple levels, and I could not be prouder to join a dedicated board that shares the similar objectives as I do regarding the growth of the cannabis industry, he said.
Adedeji s appointment comes on the heels of tapping Naomi Granger to run Elev8 s finance department last month.
T.I.’s son Major encouraged him to accept role in the film ‘Monster Hunter’
T.I. says that he and his character in Monster Hunter both want to empower people
T.I. is one of the stars of the film
Monster Hunter which opens today and he credits his son for encouraging him to accept the role.
theGrio
recently caught up with the rap icon, born
Clifford Joseph Harris Jr., to discuss his role as Link, one of the soldiers on the task force. The thriller from writer and director
Paul W.S. Anderson also stars
Meagan Goode and was filmed in South Africa and Namibia. It’s the adaptation of the global video game series phenomenon “that takes you into a world of dangerous and powerful monsters.”
Rap artist T.I. is backing Georgia-based cannabis company Harvest Connect LLC. The Atlanta native — a singer/songwriter, producer, record executive and author — has become an investor and equity partner in the company.