T.I. has announced his final album Kill The King, set for release on June 26. Here’s everything we know about the project, including rumored tracklist, features, and rollout details.
T.I. is officially preparing for what is being described as his final studio album, titled Kill The King, with a release date currently set for June 26. The project has been positioned as the closing chapter of the Atlanta rap legend’s career, marking the end of a run that has spanned more than two decades in hip-hop.
T.I shares the story on his X (formerly known as Twitter) page.
The wait is over!!!! 6-26-26
“Kill The King” 👑🪓 It’s TIME!!!
Pre-Save the album here: https://t.co/VM3uq19PLZ pic.twitter.com/ScSZDTn3kz
— T.I. (@Tip) June 17, 2026
The announcement has been building for several years, with T.I. first revealing the title Kill The King back in 2021 as part of his planned retirement from music. Since then, the project has slowly taken shape through interviews, previews, and selective single releases, with the rapper consistently confirming that this will be his last album under his long-running Grand Hustle era.
Over the past year, anticipation for Kill The King has grown significantly following the release of multiple tracks connected to the project rollout. These include “Let ’Em Know”, which is widely considered the lead single, alongside other records such as “LLOGCLAY”, “The Right One”, and “Trauma Bond”. While it remains unclear whether all of these songs will appear on the final tracklist, they have all contributed to shaping the album’s direction and early sound.
One of the most talked-about aspects of the project is its expected list of high-profile collaborations. Reports have confirmed that legendary producer Dr. Dre is involved in a track titled “Where I’m From”, which also features Anderson .Paak and Stallone. The album is also rumored to include appearances from artists such as T-Pain, Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Usher, Young Dro, and others, continuing T.I.’s tradition of assembling strong Southern hip-hop collaborations alongside mainstream heavyweights.
At the time of writing, the official full tracklist for Kill The King has not been formally released by T.I. or his label.
However, a circulating fan-compiled list has surfaced online, suggesting a possible 15-track structure that includes titles like “SEE WHA’AM SAYIN,” “MR. HIM,” “BIG DOG,” and “CROWN.” While this list has generated discussion across social media, it remains unconfirmed and should be treated as speculative until officially announced.
The album also carries strong symbolic weight. T.I. has previously explained that Kill The King reflects his decision to step away from the “King of the South” identity he built throughout his career, describing the title as a statement about ego, legacy, and personal evolution. This framing has led fans to expect a more reflective and concluding tone compared to his earlier work.
With June 26 approaching, expectations are high for an official rollout announcement, including confirmed artwork, final tracklist, and potential last-minute singles. If this truly marks T.I.’s final album, Kill The King is set to close out a major era in Southern rap history.
