BLOCKED: Hip Hop Star Says He Was Denied Entry To Texas Bar
The "King Of The South" Found Out The Hard Way That In Texas, Even Famous People Still Need To Show Their ID.
Rapper, actor, entrepreneur and now comedian, T.I., known for hits like "Whatever You Like" and "Live Your Life," recently made a high-profile visit to Texas, showcasing his multifaceted talents beyond music.
The Atlanta native, whose real name is Clifford Harris, brought his dynamic energy to the Lone Star State Capitol for a weekend of comedy shows but its what happened outside of the shows that has people talking.
The Star Started The Weekend By Letting Folks Know He Was Going To Be In Town.
T.I. has been hinting at retiring from rap and has has been touring with a collective of comedians billed as the "HaHa Mafia" including Kelly KDubb, Erica Duchess, Ronnie Jordan, Tyler Chronicles and Navv Greene.
But Tip took to social media while out and about in Austin to put a business on blast for refusing to let him enter their establishment because the "ATL" star didn't show his ID.