T.I. has taken a different approach with his music and his voice this year. He’s no longer just rapping for the sake of rapping. He’s rapping with a purpose. Feefo and Mr. Ken sat down to do a review of T.I.’s "Us or Else" EP. We discuss his version of activism and some of the reasons why he’s no longer sitting back being silent and how/why a rapper of his clout is important to hip hop. Let us know what you think of the EP in the comment section below.<br /><br />DEHH presents: Who the hell is Damone Tyrell?<br />is also available on the DEHH bandcamp page:<br />https://deadendhiphop.bandcamp.com/<br /><br />The Modest Media Laugh is officially here! <br />iTunes mobile devices: http://www.smarturl.it/ModestMediaLaugh<br />All other users: https://tuunes.co/ringtone/modest-media-laugh/<br /><br />Dead End Hip Hop Patreon: <br />https://www.patreon.com/deadendhiphop<br /><br />Dead End Hip Hop Merch Shop:<br />http://shop.spreadshirt.com/deadendhiphop<br /><br />Dead End Hip Hop Website:<br />http://www.deadendhiphop.com<br /><br />Dead End Hip Hop Facebook: <br />http://www.facebook.com/deadendhiphop<br /><br />Dead End Hip Hop Twitter:<br />https://twitter.com/deadendhiphop<br /><br />Follow the crew on Twitter:<br /><br />@iammodestmedia, @kbinge, @mykectown, @beezy430, @feefo247, @sairemusic, @deadendhiphop, @askdehh, @raquelravenell, @damonetyrell
