T-Pain
| Born | September 30, 1984 |
| Hometown | Tallahassee, Florida, United States |
| Net worth | $10 million |
| Height | 5'8" (1.73m) |
| Spouse | Amber Najm |
| Children | Kaydnz Kodah Najm, Lyriq Najm, Muziq Najm |
| Parents | Aliyah Najm, Shasheem Najm |
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T-Pain excited to 'do it up' at Nashville show. Here's when, where and how to get tickets
- The "Buy U a Drank" and "Bartender" singer and rapper T-Pain is headed to Nashville for a show next year. Here's when and where.
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T-Pain Shares the Stories Behind "Low," "Buy U a Drank," "Bartender" & More | Chart History | Billboard Cover
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- EntertainmentPioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.
Grandstand review: T-Pain and Ludacris draw huge crowd with fun, nostalgic show
What’s likely to stand as the most-attended concert of this year’s Minnesota State Fair Grandstand season saw two guys who last had hits during the Obama administration set a sold-out crowd of 14,005 on fire Tuesday night. It turns out T-Pain and Ludacris have a lot more smashes between them that one might remember and the pairing proved to be the perfect match for the Great Minnesota ...
- EntertainmentAfroTech
T-Pain Explains What It Takes To Book Him For A Show Now That He Says He’s Making $50K To $60K An Hour Playing Video Games
T-Pain makes a lot of money in a sector outside of music. Looking at the larger picture has worked out greatly for T-Pain, who has, at times, received the short end in his career. As AFROTECH? previously reported, his first deal landed him a $40 million advance; however, the label had the benefit of a 15/85 split. At one… Continue reading T-Pain Explains What It Takes To Book Him For A Show Now That He Says He’s Making $50K To $60K An Hour Playing Video Games
- SportsAfroTech
T-Pain Claims He Received A $40M Advance For His First Deal But The Record Label Had The Upper Hand With A 15/85 Split
T-Pain had reportedly become a multi-millionaire at 18 due to his first record deal. Following the success of his popular single “I’m Sprung” in 2005, the artist was able to secure a record deal with Jive Records, Hot97 reports.The deal presented him with a $40 million advance, and many around him encouraged him to sign… Continue reading T-Pain Claims He Received A $40M Advance For His First Deal But The Record Label Had The Upper Hand With A 15/85 Split
- USTallahassee Democrat
Sold out: Tickets for T-Pain show in Tallahassee gone, building excitement for November
Tickets were first come first serve as they went on sale on July 19 with three tiers being available to concert goers.
- EntertainmentJalopnik
T-Pain Has A Pickle Rick Drift Car Again
T-Pain’s “Rick And Morty”-themed Pickle Rick drift car is the subject of a story that has dragged on for years. The short version is that this car was a pretty standard LS-powered Nissan S14 drift build, and T-Pain loaned it to his mechanic and friend for use in a television show. On that show it got pretty seriously wrecked. That friend never really made it right, but after a couple of years of complete rebuild, the Pickle Rick S14 is back. The car made its grand debut at Gridlife last weekend
- EntertainmentTallahassee Democrat
T-Pain is coming home for bicentennial concert in Cascades Park in November
The performance won't be until Nov. 10 but fans should get their wallets ready as tickets go on sale this Friday at noon.
- EntertainmentApp.com | Asbury Park Press
T-Pain keeps it cool at big hit-filled Stone Pony Summer Stage show in Asbury Park
T-Pain's sold-out Mansion In Wiscansin Party Tour show took place Friday, June 21 at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park.
- EntertainmentBillboard
T-Pain & More Celebrate Juneteenth at the Hollywood?Bowl
The Grammy winner co-curated the event, whose lineup included Ledisi, Lalah Hathaway, David Banner, Tevin Campbell and LaRussell
- CelebrityMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
T-Pain joins select few who have signed their names in haunted pool inside The Rave
Rapper T-Pain, whose 'Wiscansin Fest' just played a third straight year inside The Rave, was given the honor of signing the haunted pool therein.
- CelebrityBillboard
T-Pain Responds After Being Criticized for Dancing to Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like?Us’
"Don’t drunk dance in a robe. Somehow it’s a political statement now," he tweeted.
