T.I. Drops “WE ON” Video From “Kill The King” Album

T.I. Drops “WE ON” Video From “Kill The King” Album

T.I. is continuing the rollout for his final studio album.

The Atlanta rap legend has released another music video from Kill The King. This time, he is bringing “WE ON” to life with an official visual.

The song is featured on T.I.’s 12th studio album, which arrived in June. Kill The King marked his first full-length project since 2020’s The L.I.B.R.A. and has been billed as his final studio album.

With the new “WE ON” video, Tip continues to give the album more visual moments months after its release.

T.I. Continues The Kill The King Era

Kill The King was released on June 26 through Grand Hustle and EMPIRE.

The album contains 18 songs and features a wide range of artists. Those guests include Jeezy, 2 Chainz, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Usher, Summer Walker, Young Dro and T.I.’s daughter Heiress Harris, among others.

Other collaborators on the project include Anderson .Paak, T-Pain, The-Dream and Zonnique.

The album also includes production from major names such as Dr. Dre, Pharrell Williams, Organized Noize, Turbo and Juicy J.

That extensive guest list gives T.I. plenty of different sounds to explore throughout the 18-track project.

Now, “WE ON” is getting its own visual treatment.

The song is also listed among T.I.’s 2026 music videos, alongside visuals for tracks such as “LET ’EM KNOW,” “AND WON’T” with Summer Walker and “LLOGCLAY” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again.

Kill The King Debuted At No. 30

The release of Kill The King marked a major moment in T.I.’s career.

The album debuted at No. 30 on the Billboard 200.

It also represented the latest chapter in a career that spans more than two decades.

T.I. released his debut album, I’m Serious, in 2001. He followed that with projects including Trap Muzik, Urban Legend, King, T.I. vs. T.I.P., Paper Trail and Dime Trap.

His 2003 album Trap Muzik played an important role in establishing Atlanta as one of the major centers of Southern hip-hop.

T.I. later became one of the artists most closely associated with the rise of trap music. His catalog includes hits such as “Bring Em Out,” “What You Know,” “Live Your Life” and “Whatever You Like.”

Kill The King now serves as the latest studio album in that extensive catalog.

T.I. Brings Family Into The Album Era

Family is also an important part of the Kill The King rollout.

Heiress Harris, T.I.’s daughter, appears on the album.

The project also includes appearances from several members of T.I.’s extended musical family and longtime collaborators.

Young Dro, one of T.I.’s longtime Grand Hustle affiliates, appears on the project. T.I. has worked with Dro throughout his career, including on several songs during the height of the Grand Hustle era.

The album also features Zonnique, another member of T.I.’s family, alongside major names from hip-hop and R&B.

That combination makes Kill The King more than just another T.I. album. It also reflects several of the relationships he has built throughout his career.

T.I. Took His Sons On Tour

Following the album’s release, T.I. hit the road in July for the King Succession Tour.

The tour featured his sons Domani and King Harris.

The family-focused tour gave T.I. an opportunity to perform material from Kill The King while also sharing the stage with the next generation of his family.

The tour was another way for T.I. to connect his current era with his long-running legacy.

It also arrived as he entered what he has described as his final chapter as a studio album artist.

T.I. has discussed the idea of Kill The King being his final album for years. He originally began talking about the concept in the late 2010s and later reiterated his plans to step away from releasing traditional solo albums.

More Videos Are Coming From The Album Era

T.I. has remained active with visuals surrounding Kill The King.

Before “WE ON,” he released videos connected to several other songs from the project.

One of those is “AND WON’T,” featuring Summer Walker. The song also highlights the Atlanta connection between two major artists from the city.

“LLOGCLAY,” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again, has also received a video.

T.I. has additionally released visuals for “LET ’EM KNOW” and “Mr. Him.”

The continued rollout gives fans more ways to experience an album that T.I. has positioned as the closing chapter of his studio-album career.

T.I. Keeps The King Of The South Legacy Moving

The title Kill The King has a deeper meaning within T.I.’s career.

T.I. has long been associated with the “King of the South” title. The concept behind Kill The King dates back years, with the rapper explaining that being viewed as the king also makes him a target.

The album title therefore became a way for T.I. to frame the end of his studio-album run.

Rather than quietly ending his album career, he created an 18-track project featuring longtime collaborators, younger artists and members of his family.

The release of “WE ON” continues that final-album campaign.

For longtime T.I. fans, the new visual provides another opportunity to revisit Kill The King while the Atlanta rapper continues performing and releasing content connected to the project.

The album debuted at No. 30 on the Billboard 200 after arriving in June.

T.I. then brought the project to the stage during the King Succession Tour with Domani and King in July.

Now, several months into the album’s run, “WE ON” has its own official video.

With Kill The King positioned as T.I.’s final studio album, each new visual adds another piece to the latest chapter of his career.

And with “WE ON,” Tip is continuing to keep the Atlanta legend’s latest era moving.