T-Pain Recorded 127 Songs For Stoicville, Releases Title Track
. Over stripped-down flutes and keys T-Pain describes the trials and tribulations of his decade in the industry-"The same n-a that told me I had a hit/ Charged me 300 to put it off in his mix," he recalls, yelling his heart out sans Autotune. "Now suicide lookin' better than hittin' a lick/'Cause the whole time he knew that I was livin' out my whip." "Stoicville is where everybody is stoic-where nobody has emotions," explained T-Pain in an interview with The New Yorker earlier this year. "You don't get sh*t from anybody in Stoicville. That's the town for me. That's where I want to live. T-Pain released a Greatest Hits album on November 4th, and told The Fader he's "127 songs" deep into Stoicville. Check out the new track here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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