King of the South, rapper T.I had a chance to sit down with Peter Bailey on NBC’s Nitecap and discussed topic after topic about what’s been going on in the famed rappers life. Gearing up to release his album “Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head” on the 18th, T.I shares is perspective, his opinions of the demographic in Atlanta and how his album title came about. Not being scared to touch on any topic. T.I talks politics, Barack Obama and surprisingly Will Smith as well. Check it out after the jump…

I had never heard of NBC’s Nitecap before this, but it’s not half bad. The show’s host Peter Bailey caught up with Young Money’s Harlem transplant Jae Millz. Millz opens up about the seizure that nearly took his life – in his sleep, at that – last summer. That incident has since become the inspiration behind his new album, Nothing Is Promised, set to drop later this year.

Weezy’s work ethic is also a topic of discussion. He says that it motivates him to see a millionaire in the studio every night still acting like he is artist trying to catch his first big break. The near 10 minute clip also centers around Jae’s working relationship and budding friendship with Chris Brown as well as the XXL Freshman controversy from last year.