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From the cyphers to Snoop Dogg’s hilarious skits, the BET Hip-Hop Awards were filled with memorable moments. Scarface received the “I Am Hip-Hop” award from Ludacris, Puff Daddy shared the stage with Lil’ Kim, Future opened the show, and Travis Scott brought the Rodeo to the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center.

Rap Twitter wants you to believe T.I. fell off. In the Atlanta rap kingpin's nearly 20-year career, he's been acclaimed on both the streets and the charts — often simultaneously — but some fans have found fault with the latter. Despite serving 11 months in federal prison on weapons charges between 2010 and 2011, T.I. isn't the same dope-slangin' Rubber Band Man who enjoyed widespread adulation for 2003's Trap Muzik . More than a decade since that breakthrough, he's transitioned into a Hollywood name after joining the Marvel

K. Camp will release his debut album Only Way Is Up on Sept. 4. Following his hit “Comfortable,” King Slum recruits fellow ATLien T.I. for “Till I Die.” It’s melodic but tough—K. Camp continues to refine his talents for delivering Auto-Tuned-drenched hits with an edge. In an interview with Billboard , Camp explained that T.I. played a major role in the album’s development. “He led the way as far as Atlanta for so many years,” he explained. “For me to come out with my debut album and being from the north side of Atlanta, it’s the right stamp.” In addition to T.I., Only Way Is Up features appearances from Fetty Wap, Snoop Dogg, Jeremih, Yo Gotti, French Montana, and Bun B. See the tracklisting below. Only Way Is Up Tracklisting 1. “Change” (feat. Jeremih) 2. “Till I Die” (feat. T.I.) 3. “Yellow Brick Road” 4. “Lil Bit” 5. “Own Boss” 6. “This Way” 7. “Who Am I” (feat. Yo Gotti) 8. “Money I Made” (feat. French Montana & Genius) 9. “Comfortable” 10.