Mannie Fresh and Juvenile sit down with T.I. to talk about Atlanta, trap music, and where the sound really came from. T.I. speaks on coming up in the city, carving out his own lane, and how Southern rap had to fight for respect in the industry. He breaks down the business side of music, ownership, and the responsibility that comes with influence and success. Lastly, T.I. reflects on legacy, leadership, and what it means to stand on your name long after the moment passes. About Still 400: Still 400 with Mannie Fresh and Juvenile is where the South got something to say! The name comes from Still Fly and 400 Degrees and the show carries that same energy. Every episode brings real conversations, wild moments, hot takes, and legends showing up to talk their talk.
00:00 – Intro
00:43 – Welcome T.I. Harris
01:00 – Saving People Story
04:10 – T.I.P. vs T.I.
05:38 – Anniversaries
07:40 – I’m Serious Album
10:50 – Songs as a Single
14:48 – New Music Bringing Back the Old Feeling
19:42 – Family Talk
23:52 – Mount Rushmore
39:42 – Chris Tucker Story & Giving Back Moments
43:28 – Mannie Fresh & KLC Music Stories
49:44 – Women in Southern Rap
53:48 – Young Dro Story & Reinventing Himself
59:40 – After I’m Serious Album
1:04:33 – Technology & AI in Music
1:09:55 – Kill the King Album Name & Outro
Speak On It!