From the unveiling of his Budweiser-branded, Live Nation-powered music festival, to the announcement that he will be taking a break from music to spend time with his daughter, to the revelation that he stands beside President Obama in support of same-sex marriage, Jay-Z has been all over the news this week. Now that Hov has broken the ice on that last mentioned controversial topic, we have another rap star announcing his stance on same-sex marriage to the media. In an interview on MTV RapFix Live, T.I. was asked by Sway how he feels about the sensitive subject. Tip responded by ultimately saying, "I think that you should be able to do whatever you want to do." In addition, he told viewers that he will be off of probation in September, just in time for him to cast a vote for Obama in the November election. With the presidential race heating up, expect to see even more artists taking sides and expressing their opinions in the coming months.

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Tip's been trying to get back on the right course ever since becoming a free man again, yet nothing has seemed to stick. The ATL emcee might have something with this particular drop, however, titled "Like That." The cut was premiered earlier via Angie Martinez on Hot 97. Check it out below, and let us know if this is some vintage T.I. that you can get down with. Don't forget, his album Trouble Man is due out later this year.

Houston's Travi$ Scott is back with a self-produced piece, welcoming assistance from none other than Grand Hustle head honcho T.I. The hazy cut only further showcases the up-and-coming talent's versatile skill set, as of course Clifford then does his thing for the featured verse. Enjoy the tag-team jaunt below, as we await Scott's upcoming Owl Pharaoh EP, slated to hit before the end of the summer.

Since he was let out of prison at the end of last August, T.I. has laid down a slew of verses for other artists, put out a few promotional singles, and even given his fans a mixtape. All the while, he's been hard at work on his eighth album, Trouble Man, which is due out sometime this year. To get things officially in motion toward its release, Tip has revealed the LP's first official single, "Love This Life." In the lighthearted song, the 31-year-old touches on the finer things in life, including Bentleys, jets, mansions and Louboutin heels. Check out the 1500 Or Nothin'-produced track below.

Iggy Azalea spits alongside the man behind her forthcoming album for the project's initial single "Murda Bizness." The track was produced by Bei Major, as it notes rather grimy rhyming from the Australian artist. Could there be some shots fired on the work, though? Why don't you let us know what you think after streaming the T.I.-featured track above. And don't forget, New Classic is coming this summer.

DJ Drama keeps it ATL for this recent drop titled "We In This Bitch." The cut was appropriately premiered earlier on Atlanta’s Hot 107.9, noting a rather impressive Dirty South lineup. Stream the Kane Beatz-produced single below and let us know who you think has the best verse.

The whole crew's here, as after getting a preview, now the full-length visual drop for Tyga's "Rack City" Remix is now available. See above to witness the all-star lineup go through each of their verses for the club anthem. You guys still into this track?

With his feature-heavy mixtape bringing in the New Year, T.I. hooks up with fellow Atlanta emcee Young Jeezy and the two give us their video for track "F** Da City Up." Directed by Triggerhappy, we get visuals showcasing a few Georgia locations. Check out the explosion-filled video up above.

DJ MLK and DJ Scream have just let loose their joint mixtape in anticipation of this year's Super Bowl, which is just days away, featuring a new cut from T.I. The track samples Aloe Blacc's hit "I Need A Dollar," made highly recognizable due to HBO's How To Make It In America (RIP). Evidently, though, Tip needs more than one buck. Stream the offering below.