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T.I. Announces Retirement from Performing

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Clifford Joseph Harris Jr (T.I) has officially announced his retirement from performing live music. His decision to step away from live performances was revealed during an interview on Atlanta’s 96.1 The Beat.

T.I.’s last show will be at 96.1 The Beat’s Jingle Ball holiday concert on December 19, 2024, in Atlanta. This event will feature several artists including Sexyy Red, T-Pain, Saweetie, The Kid Laroi, Khalid, and Tinashe.

T.I. stated, “I appreciate y’all for offering me my last working gig because I do not need the money anymore and I will not be performing. This suggests that financial independence plays a significant role in his decision, allowing him to retire from the strenuous aspect of live performances. There’s been a mix of reactions online, with some fans expressing disbelief or sadness over his retirement, while others speculate that his recent financial windfall from a lawsuit might be influencing his decision. T.I. and his wife, Tiny, won a $71 million lawsuit against MGA Entertainment, which could be contributing to this new found financial freedom.

Although T.I. is retiring from live performances, this does not necessarily mean he is retiring from music entirely. His comments primarily focus on not wanting to perform live but do not exclude other forms of musical involvement like producing, writing, or even recording new music. T.I. has had a storied career, facing legal issues, but also making significant contributions to social justice and community work. His decision to retire from performing might also reflect a broader life transition or a desire to focus on other aspects of his life and career.

This retirement marks the end of an era for fans of T.I., known for his significant influence in hip-hop, especially within the trap music genre. His decision seems to be a culmination of achieving a level of financial security and perhaps a personal desire to move away from the spotlight of live entertainment.

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Ayra Starr Wins MOBO’s Best International Act

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Ayra Starr won the “Best International Act” at the 2025 MOBO Awards.

 

She triumphed over other notable artists like Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Megan Thee Stallion, and Nicki Minaj to secure this prestigious award.

 

This victory was celebrated on social media platforms, where posts highlighted her achievement as a significant moment for her career, referring to her as the “sabi girl” for this reason.

 

The event took place on February 18, 2025, at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle, as part of a night where various awards were handed out, showcasing the diversity and talent within music of black origin.

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Burna Boy’s Historic Billboard France Cover

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Burna Boy has made history by becoming the first cover star of Billboard France.

 

This milestone coincides with his upcoming performance at France’s iconic Stade de France in 2025, marking him as the first African artist to headline this venue.

 

This event is part of the promotion for his eighth studio album titled “No Sign of Weakness.” The news has been celebrated across social media platforms, highlighting his significant impact on the global music scene.

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‘LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER’ has been officially renewed for Season 3

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Amazon Prime Video has officially renewed The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power for Season 3, with the announcement made earlier today, February 13, 2025.
Pre-production is already underway, and filming is set to begin this spring at Shepperton Studios in the UK. The renewal comes after the Season 2 finale aired in October 2024, and the show has been a significant success for Prime Video, with Season 2 being the platform’s most-watched returning season by hours watched, despite a reported 60% drop in total minutes watched compared to Season 1.
Season 3 will feature a major time jump from Season 2 and will include Sauron beginning to craft the iconic One Ring. Directors Charlotte Brändström, Sanaa Hamri, and Stefan Schwartz are slated to helm multiple episodes, with Brändström also serving as an executive producer. The showrunners, J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay, are joined by other executive producers, including Lindsey Weber, Justin Doble, Kate Hazell, and Brändström herself.
There have been some misleading posts on X claiming the show was canceled due to diversity-related funding issues, but these claims are false and not supported by official sources. The renewal aligns with the showrunners’ five-season plan, though viewership trends will likely determine if the series continues beyond Season 3. Given the current trajectory and Amazon’s investment in the franchise, fans can expect Season 3 to potentially premiere in late 2026, considering production timelines and the gap between previous seasons.

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