T-Pain is the next artist to cash in on his publishing and masters. Variety reports that the Grammy-award winning artist, who has secured 10 Billboard Hot 100-charting singles, sold his publishing ...

T-Pain may not be on Drake’s good side, but Chris Brown is still Team Teddy. On Saturday (June 28), the 11:11 singer hopped onto his Instagram Stories to share a "random thought" about his ...

— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) August 9, 2024 T-Pain then revealed he was earning $50,000 to $60,000 an hour while streaming on Twitch. This has made him rethink touring internationally.

T-Pain is scheduled to play Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie earlier Friday night. The show was originally scheduled for May 18 at The Factory in Deep Ellum. Then the TikTok drama started.

T-Pain went on to say that the exchange with the singer led him into the beginning of a very dark time in his life. "That is the very moment, and I don't even think I realized this for a long time ...

T-Pain films his virtual concert in front of a green screen in Culver City, California. The concert will release this Fall from AmazeVR.

T-Pain Reveals the Rapper That Recognized His Voice on 'The Masked Singer' "When you hear the name T-Pain you automatically think Auto-Tune," T-Pain said. "I just wanted to get rid of that." ...

But T-Pain tells Morning Edition 's Leila Fadel that he wasn't ready for the massive amount of responsibility – and money – that came with it. "I was 19 years old at the time," T-Pain says.

T-Pain is the opposite: as far as I know, he has never channelled any of his sadness about the way he’s been treated into his music, but he’s completely willing to talk about it when asked.

T-Pain wasn't the first to use Auto-Tune, the pitch-modification effect, in his music. But he was the first to use it to twist and braid his voice into a brand new musical instrument for pop music.

T-Pain—real name Faheem Rashad Najm—has always loved cars, but even he didn’t see this obsession coming until he took a drift lesson five years ago with Chelsea DeNofa and was instantly ...

T-Pain stopped by NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series last year, and after recording stripped-down versions of hits including “Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin’),” the clip went viral.