T.I. Cracks Top 40
T.I. re-entered the Billboard Hot 100's top 40 with "LET EM KNOW," marking a major mainstream comeback. In a March 4 interview, he discussed the 50 Cent feud cooling down and expressed mixed feelings about his sons King Harris and Domani jumping in with diss tracks to defend their mother.
The new single, "LET EM KNOW," is produced by Pharrell Williams and serves as the lead for T.I.'s upcoming twelfth studio album, "Kill the King". The track's entry into the Top 40 marks his highest-charting single since "No Mediocre" featuring Iggy Azalea reached number 33 in 2014. The feud with 50 Cent dates back to the late 2000s when T.I. faced federal gun charges. On the 2008 G-Unit track “You So Tough,” 50 Cent questioned the length of T.I.'s sentence, implying he cooperated with authorities. Tensions flared again in 2010 when 50 Cent suggested T.I.'s wife, Tiny, should have taken the fall for a shared drug charge. The most recent conflict ignited in February 2026 after T.I. claimed on the "Nightcap" podcast that 50 Cent was "ducking smoke" by avoiding a long-proposed Verzuz battle. In response, 50 Cent began posting memes and unflattering images targeting T.I.'s wife and son, King Harris, while resurfacing old clips related to T.I.'s legal history. This prompted T.I.'s sons to release their own diss tracks. King Harris, 21, released "Sayless," in which he wore a t-shirt featuring a photo of 50 Cent's deceased mother, Sabrina Jackson. Domani, 24, released "Ms. Jackson," which samples the OutKast song of the same name and directly addresses 50 Cent's late mother. In his track, Domani asks Sabrina Jackson if she is proud of the man her son became and makes threats to reunite them. T.I. himself has released at least four diss tracks in this latest round, including "The Right One" and "What Bully," while 50 Cent has largely relied on social media trolling instead of musical responses.
