GRAMMY Award-winning recording artist Tip “T.I." Harris debuts a new season of his acclaimed podcast, “expediTIously,” today, November 18. Building on recent success, including his single “Thank God” with Kirk Franklin, Young Dro, and Sunday Service, which is currently a Top 10 hit on Billboard’s Gospel Radio Airplay chart, and a Grammy nomination for Lecrae’s “Headphones”, Tip dives back into long-form conversations with cultural icons and trendsetters, starting with Allen Iverson, Shaquille O’Neal, and other cultural icons and trendsetters.
Tip shared, "You've been asking, and I've been listening; that's why I'm bringing 'expediTIously' back!!!! Starting with a brow-raising, insightful conversation with none other than 'The Answer'... League MVP, Hall of Famer, and Icon of a Generation, Allen Iverson."
In earlier seasons between 2019 and 2021, Tip interviewed more than 100 activists, entrepreneurs, commentators, community leaders, and entertainers. The show features stories, insights, and wisdom, and hilarious anecdotes from Cardi B, Chris Tucker, Alex Jones, Mike Tyson, Charlamagne tha God, social justice advocate Jane Elliott, and many others. Millions of viewers and listeners in more than 100 countries tuned in on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and social media.
The hour-long premiere episode features 11-time NBA All-Star and NBA Hall of Famer Allen Iverson, who has a new book out now titled Misunderstood. This episode is unfiltered and touches on fame, “practice”, mistakes, pressure, and redemption.
Tip “T.I.” Harris continues to expand his empire far beyond entertainment. A multi-award-winning artist with 11 hit albums and over 10 million units sold in the U.S., his filmography includes ATL, American Gangster, and Marvel’s Ant-Man. He also recently made his 2023 directorial debut with the 100% independent comedy Da‘Partments.
With 50 million+ social media followers, Tip is a highly successful artist, entrepreneur, and activist. His business holdings include a record label (Grand Hustle Music Group), the Akoo clothing line (launched in 2008), a real estate holdings company, the Trap Music Museum (which he founded), Bankhead Seafood (co-owner), Super Sound Studios, and his non-profit organization, Us or Else.