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T.I. Debuts on One Voyage Cruise with Farewell Album Set

The rapper performed hits and new material from his latest project during the third day of the 2026 event.

By Maya Morris ·

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T.I. made his first appearance on the One Voyage Cruise on Day 3 of the 2026 event.

The Atlanta-based artist headlined the evening with a set that included major hits. He performed tracks such as "24s," "Whatever You Like," and "Top Back." The performance was his debut on the cruise ship.

R&B singer Keith Sweat also performed during the event. He sang from his catalog of classic songs. The crowd reacted to his set, creating an energetic atmosphere on the deck.

T.I. opened his own segment by rapping his verse from Justin Timberlake's "My Love." He then launched into his new single "Let Em' Know." That track had recently entered the Billboard charts. He followed it with "Mr. HIM" before releasing his full new project to the audience.

The new album is titled Kill The King. The project was billed as his farewell record. It is his latest release in 2026. Earlier this year, T.I. headlined Hot 107.9's Birthday Bash in Atlanta. The cruise performance brought that same local energy to the ocean.

The artist has maintained a steady release schedule. The new material shows he is still active in the music industry. The One Voyage experience continues with other scheduled events later this week.

Source: WQOK

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