T.I. Songs & Features 2026 brings together the Atlanta rapper’s music releases, guest appearances, diss tracks and collaborations from across the year. After several years without a full studio album, T.I. returned with KILL THE KING on June 26, 2026, giving fans his first studio album since 2020.

It has been a busy year for the King of the South. Alongside the album, T.I. has released records connected to his ongoing exchange with 50 Cent, including “The Right One,” “What Bully” and “Lessons.” He has also appeared on songs with Quavo, The-Dream, Rick Ross, David Banner and other artists. This Aswehiphop compilation brings those releases together in one place and will continue to grow as more official music becomes available.

If you’re looking for T.I.’s 2026 songs, albums, diss records, freestyles and guest appearances, this is the page to follow. You can also browse our other yearly music collections through the Aswehiphop Compilation List.

Known to fans as the King of the South, T.I. remains closely connected to Atlanta hip-hop. His 2026 releases have brought together familiar collaborators and newer voices, while his music has also kept the conversation around his rivalry with 50 Cent alive.

Please note: This page is updated when T.I. releases new music or receives an officially credited guest appearance in 2026.

T.I. Songs and Albums (2026)

T.I.’s main album release this year is KILL THE KING, but the project is not the only place to find his 2026 music. He also released several standalone records, including songs connected to his back-and-forth with 50 Cent. Some of those releases arrived before the album and were not included on its final tracklist.

• KILL THE KING (Album)
• LET ‘EM KNOW
• MR HIM
• Can We Live (feat. Domani)
• War
• The Right One
• What Bully
• Lessons
• Trauma Bond

KILL THE KING

KILL THE KING arrived on June 26, 2026, marking T.I.’s return to the album format after a long wait. The 18-track project was released through Grand Hustle and EMPIRE, with appearances from Young Dro, Anderson .Paak, The-Dream, T-Pain, Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Summer Walker, Usher, YoungBoy Never Broke Again and others.

The album opens with “A KING’S THOUGHT,” featuring Heiress Harris, before moving into “SEE WH’AM SAYIN” with Young Dro. Other records worth noting include “WHERE I’M FROM” with Anderson .Paak and STALONE, “DOPE BOYS ACADEMY” with T-Pain, Jeezy and 2 Chainz, and “AND WON’T” with Summer Walker. The full project is available on Apple Music and Spotify.

KILL THE KING Tracklist

1. A KING’S THOUGHT (feat. Heiress Harris)
2. SEE WH’AM SAYIN (feat. Young Dro)
3. LET ‘EM KNOW
4. WHERE I’M FROM (feat. Anderson .Paak and STALONE)
5. RANT
6. MR HIM
7. HOW IT WENT (feat. The-Dream)
8. DOPE BOYS ACADEMY (feat. T-Pain, Jeezy and 2 Chainz)
9. PISTOL ON THE DANCE FLOOR
10. AND WON’T (feat. Summer Walker)
11. GORGEOUS (feat. Usher)
12. WE ON
13. LLOGCLAY (feat. YoungBoy Never Broke Again)
14. EGO (feat. The OMG Girlz)
15. TRAUMA BOND (feat. Marching Crimson Pipers)
16. REPRESENT A TIME (feat. SWEATA and Young Dro)
17. BIG DOG (feat. Buddy Red, Billie Lennox and EJ Jones)
18. CONTINENTAL

LET ‘EM KNOW

T.I. opened his 2026 comeback with “LET ‘EM KNOW,” a Pharrell Williams-produced single released in January. The record was his first solo release in several years and made it clear that he was preparing to return with a full project. Its confident delivery also gave listeners an early idea of the attitude behind KILL THE KING.

The song later became the third track on the album. It is worth keeping in this section because it was released as a standalone single before the album arrived. You can also find it on the official T.I. Apple Music catalogue.

MR HIM

“MR HIM” was another release that helped build anticipation for KILL THE KING. T.I. delivered the track as a solo record, keeping the focus on his own voice rather than relying on a guest appearance.

The song eventually appeared as the sixth track on the album. Its standalone release makes it worth mentioning separately in the singles section, although it should not be counted twice in the overall song statistics.

Can We Live (feat. Domani)

T.I. brought his son Domani onto “Can We Live,” a single released on June 15, 2026. The collaboration gives the two artists a chance to share a record under T.I.’s name, adding a family connection to his releases before the arrival of KILL THE KING.

The song was released as a one-track single through Grand Hustle. It is available on Apple Music and deserves its own entry rather than being buried inside the album tracklist.

War

“War” arrived in February 2026 while T.I. was involved in a public back-and-forth with 50 Cent. The short record gave Tip another opportunity to respond through music, with its title reflecting the tension surrounding the exchange.

The track was shared on streaming services after first being previewed online. It did not make the final KILL THE KING tracklist, so it belongs in T.I.’s standalone releases rather than the album section.

The Right One

“The Right One” is one of the diss records T.I. released during his dispute with 50 Cent. Rather than leaving the disagreement to social media, Tip used the track to address the situation directly and put his response into a song.

The release became one of the most talked-about records from his early 2026 run. Since it was not included on KILL THE KING, keep it listed as a standalone diss track.

What Bully

T.I. continued his response to 50 Cent with “What Bully,” another record released during February. The song followed the exchange surrounding “The Right One” and kept the disagreement moving through music rather than social media posts alone.

It is a separate release and should have its own entry in the compilation. Readers following the dispute will likely want to find the records in release order, so placing it after “The Right One” makes the sequence easier to follow.

Lessons

“Lessons” arrived on February 27, 2026, as another entry in T.I.’s ongoing musical response to 50 Cent. The record followed “What Bully” and continued the series of songs that made the dispute one of the year’s most discussed hip-hop stories.

Keep “Lessons” separate from the other diss tracks. Each song was released individually, and grouping them under one heading would make it harder for readers to find the specific record they are looking for.

Trauma Bond

“Trauma Bond” was released as a standalone T.I. record before appearing on KILL THE KING. The album version includes the Marching Crimson Pipers, whose contribution gives the track a different sound from the rapper’s more straightforward solo records.

Because the song also appears on the album, make sure the standalone release and album appearance are not counted as two different songs in the statistics. Its place in the album tracklist is number 15.

T.I. Guest Features (2026)

T.I. has also appeared on several releases led by other artists this year. These collaborations include records with The-Dream, Rick Ross, Quavo, David Banner and Mez. The entries below focus on songs where another artist leads the release and T.I. is credited as a guest.

Be My Lady — The-Dream featuring T.I.

The-Dream brought T.I. onto “Be My Lady,” a track from his 2026 album Love/Hate II. The collaboration connects the Atlanta rapper with one of R&B’s most recognisable songwriters and producers, giving the album a hip-hop guest appearance among its wider R&B lineup.

Released on July 10, 2026, Love/Hate II also features Usher, Pusha T, Swizz Beatz, Kelly Rowland and Rick Ross. T.I.’s appearance is officially credited on “Be My Lady,” which is already part of this compilation. Find the album through Apple Music.

Money Talks — Mike WiLL Made-It featuring T.I.

Mike WiLL Made-It brought T.I. onto “Money Talks,” a collaboration connected to his REST project. The record gave Tip another opportunity to work with a producer who has been closely connected to Atlanta rap for years.

It also made sense as an addition to T.I.’s 2026 feature list, considering the history between the rapper and the producer. Keep the official artist credit attached when linking the track so readers can find the right release.

Mahogany Caskets — Rick Ross featuring T.I.

Rick Ross and T.I. connected on “Mahogany Caskets,” a song from Ross’s 2026 album Set In Stone. The collaboration brings together two veteran rappers whose careers have been closely associated with Southern hip-hop.

With Ross leading the release and T.I. appearing as a guest, the track belongs in this section. It is another notable link-up for fans following T.I.’s guest appearances outside his own album.

Pedestal — Mystery Known featuring T.I.

T.I. joins Mystery Known on “Pedestal,” adding another guest appearance to his 2026 catalogue. The collaboration gives the Atlanta rapper a spot on a release led by a different artist.

Keep the song credited to Mystery Known featuring T.I. and link directly to the official release. That distinction is important for a yearly archive that separates his own songs from the records where he appears as a guest.

NOPE — Mistah F.A.B. featuring T.I.

Mistah F.A.B. connects with T.I. on “NOPE,” bringing two established voices in hip-hop together on one record. The collaboration adds another appearance to Tip’s list of 2026 guest performances.

The track is led by Mistah F.A.B., so it should remain in the guest section rather than being counted as a T.I. solo release.

Your Love — Rayne Storm featuring T.I.

Rayne Storm teamed up with T.I. on “Your Love,” another release that places the Atlanta rapper on a song outside his own catalogue. The collaboration adds a different kind of appearance to a year that has included rap records, diss tracks and larger album releases.

Use the official streaming link for this version when updating the page. The song title is fairly common, so linking to the correct artist credit will help readers avoid unrelated results.

Gettin’ At It — DJ Brisk featuring T.I., Duane’s Primo and Cashis Green

“Gettin’ At It” brings DJ Brisk together with T.I., Duane’s Primo and Cashis Green. The record adds another name to T.I.’s list of guest appearances and connects him with artists outside the main group of collaborators on KILL THE KING.

Keep the full lineup in the song credit rather than listing T.I. alone. That way, the page reflects the original release and gives the other credited performers their proper recognition.

BACKWARDS — Quavo featuring T.I.

Quavo and T.I. joined forces on “BACKWARDS,” a September 11, 2026 single produced by Pharrell Williams. The collaboration brings together two generations of Atlanta rap, with Quavo leading the record and T.I. adding his verse.

The song was released during Quavo’s rollout for QRÖMELIFE and arrived with an official video. It is one of the year’s most recognisable Atlanta collaborations and belongs in T.I.’s guest-feature list. Read more about the release through the announcement of “BACKWARDS”.

Way Too Much — Mez featuring Deante’ Hitchcock and T.I.

Mez brings T.I. and Deante’ Hitchcock together on “Way Too Much,” released on October 9, 2026. The collaboration adds another guest performance to Tip’s catalogue and connects three different voices on one record.

Since Mez leads the release, keep T.I. and Deante’ Hitchcock in the feature credit. The song is one of the later additions to this year’s compilation.

Where You From? — David Banner featuring T.I., Juicy J and Duke Deuce

David Banner brought T.I., Juicy J and Duke Deuce together on “Where You From?” The record connects four Southern rap artists and gives the song a strong regional identity.

With David Banner leading the release, T.I.’s appearance belongs in the guest section. Keep the question mark in the title and include all three guest artists in the credit.

Straight From Da A — P$C featuring T.I., Young Dro, Big Kuntry King and DC Young Fly

P$C brings together T.I., Young Dro, Big Kuntry King and DC Young Fly on “Straight From Da A.” The collaboration connects several Atlanta names on one record and gives the group another release to represent the city.

The song is particularly relevant to T.I.’s compilation because of his history with P$C and the Atlanta artists involved. Keep it listed with the full lineup rather than shortening the credit to T.I. alone.

Keep Up With T.I.’s 2026 Songs and Features

From the release of KILL THE KING to his diss records and collaborations with artists such as Quavo, Rick Ross, The-Dream and David Banner, T.I. has added plenty of music to his 2026 catalogue. Aswehiphop will continue updating this page when new official releases and guest appearances are confirmed.

For more yearly music collections, visit the Aswehiphop Compilation List. You can also check out our NBA YoungBoy Songs & Features 2026, Lil Baby Songs & Features 2026 and Future Songs & Features 2026.

Bookmark this page and check back for the latest T.I. songs, diss tracks, albums and guest appearances released throughout 2026.

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