T.I. Previews New Unreleased Song On The Ebro Show [Video]
T.I. pulled up to the Ebro/Laura/Rosenberg universe and did what veterans do when they really feel like talking: he brought unreleased music and let the room react in real time.
T.I. pulled up to the Ebro/Laura/Rosenberg universe and did what veterans do when they really feel like talking: he brought unreleased music and let the room react in real time.
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