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T.I. sons, had the most hilarious conversation after King Harris explains to Domani why he is packing a suitcase for his second trip to Thailand this year. He argues that the country's affordability allows the financial rewards of your dedication to be fully realized👀🤣 "Come to Thailand and let... show more

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SlipBayless2 天前

Bro Ti sons really got his whole mannerisms wtf I thought he was imitating ti when he walked in but that’s just him 😂😂😂😂

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Max لulien IV2 天前

“I was still balling when I left” lol 😂

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breeshboy302 天前

Ladyboys got em hooked

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Nathaniel2 天前

King knows ball… I’ve spent months in Thailand

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Messiah Boss2 天前

Sounds like TI wrote this post.

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LD2 天前

Probably out there smashin’ thai 304s. he paying for sure

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💤2 天前

I fw king 😂😂😂

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FizzuhcalGamer2 天前

Plot twist. Lil hot headed brother been the smart one all along 😂

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Copper Supra Vanda2 天前

TIs kids is really grown man wtf

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$tephon Jones2 天前

It’s hella funny seeing alla his kids because all of them take after him 😭😭😭 whether it’s the walk, talk, mannerisms, etc. You know these his kids😭😭

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Theblackbarbie2 天前

Be careful of the lady boys

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🦉2 天前

Omdss

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Dan2 天前

He Anit Lying Either lol

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CEOBlake2 天前

😂😂😂😂

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keli jones2 天前

That lil nigga may be smart after all

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KevBlock2 天前

What is that creature

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Nice Irish Fukkin 🙏🇺🇸☘️2 天前

He’s going to get arrested for tobacco leaf

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Emanuel kittrell2 天前

@grok where can I watch this show ?

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Joseph2 天前

this a top show

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Nichelle sutton2 天前

The younger brother is “special” his parents know if they didn’t have him cognitively tested, it isn’t too late.

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CUTIE 🐉2 天前

Lmfaoo

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✮☠️☠️✮2 天前

Got damn that’s a ugly muthafuca

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Toasted Tv News2 天前

They sell Punjabi

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Dane2 天前

They can do skits ngl they’d pass Druski

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Supa Real 🏂2 天前

😂😂😂😂

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Mario Fajardo2 天前

He going to Thailand to get more lady boys. 😂

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TYKO2 天前

Nah ts really live, we can all appreciate the growth and mental wealth of these two boys in different ways.💯💯💯

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Livelifestaydangerous W2 天前

He looks like an albino ant

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