A renamed street, a surprise showcase, and a homegrown star giving back. T-Pain brought the Southside to life in his return ...

This time he hosted a block party on his very own, T-Pain Lane, which was named in his honor when Mayor John Dailey also ...

The bombastic 90-minute set celebrated the mind-boggling number of hits, indelible hooks, and often-replicated stylistic ...

T-Pain originally made the song a couple of years ago during one of his Twitch livestreams. Recently, a clip of the track went viral on TikTok, which fueled demands for T-Pizzle to drop the entire ...

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He's known for his autotune-enhanced vocals, but T-Pain's "real voice" is stunning the internet. The singer-songwriter—real name Faheem Rasheed Najm—is credited with popularizing the use of autotune ...

T-Pain is embarking on his first tour in years, and he's bringing some special guests with him. On Tuesday, June 3, the Florida native announced the plans for his "TP20 Tour." Teddy Penderazdoun aims ...

T-Pain may be known for his hip-hop hits like "Buy U a Drank" but he's dabbled in writing country music too. Unfortunately, his love for that genre has soured. Even though the rapper has written songs ...

T-Pain's quirky kinship with Wisconsin stems back to when he rhymed "mansion" with "Wiscansin" in his 2008 hit "Can't Believe It." "Wiscansin" has since taken on a life of its own, from inspiring ...