Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. (born September 25, 1980 in Bankhead, Atlanta, G… Read Full Bio ↴Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. (born September 25, 1980 in Bankhead, Atlanta, Georgia), better known by his stage name T.I., and also by his alter ego T.I.P., is a Grammy award winning American rapper, producer, actor, and co-CEO of Grand Hustle Records. In 2001 he released his debut solo album, I'm Serious through Arista Records. Since then he has released 2003's Trap Muzik, 2004's Urban Legend, 2006's King, 2007's T.I. vs. T.I.P, 2008's Paper Trail, and his latest CD No Mercy released December 7, 2010. In March 2009 he was sentenced to one year and one day in prison and ordered to pay a $100,300 fine for felony weapons charges. When released from prison, he will be subject to an audit of his finances, drug counseling, DNA testing, random searches of his property and will not be able to own firearms.

As of October 2008, T.I. has had nine Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 singles, with 3 of them reaching number 1 ("My Love" by Justin Timberlake on which T.I. was featured, "Whatever You Like," & "Live Your Life" featuring Rihanna).

The Love This Life Songfacts reports that Love This Life, the first official single from T.I.'s eighth album, Trouble Man, was released on April 2, 2012 via YouTube.

T.I. is from Bankhead, Atlanta, Georgia and was raised by his grandparents. T.I. explained the origin of his nickname Rubber Band Man, saying, "We used to wear rubber bands to signify how much money, how much blow we had." He was nicknamed "Tip" after his paternal great-grandfather. Upon signing with Arista Records subsidiary LaFace Records in 2001, he shortened his name to T.I. out of respect for label mate Q-Tip.
T.I. has been in a relationship with former Xscape member Tameka "Tiny" Cottle since 2001. Together, they have two sons: King and Major Harris. He has three other children with ex-girlfriend Lashon Dixon: Domani, Messiah and Deyjah. Overall, T.I. has five children.

T.I. was co-executive producer of B.G.'s upcoming album and making beats for artists like Mariah Carey, Cassidy, Rick Ross, Maino, B.o.B., Yung Joc, Young Dro, and himself. He also executive produced the soundtrack to the film Hustle & Flow and released the collection through his record label.

Fell Off
T.I. Lyrics

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Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot

Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot

Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot

I just fell out dolo
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I'm too high to talk about what you want
I just fell out dolo
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I'm too high to talk about what you want
I just fell out dolo
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I'm too high to talk about what you want
Yea yea
I said baby blue, what you wanna do?
When you coming thru?
Baby I'm on baby blues
Yellow pikachu's
I just peak and choose
Come for me, what you got to lose
I was booted up, xannied up, i was drunk as fuck
See me in the cut, throwing up, yea you know whatsup
Saddity bitch just roll my blunt
She just wanna fuck for love
But i said i fuck for fun
Woah woah
Now i got her going dumb
But i know she knows I'm numb
Told that thats just what it was...

I just fell out fell dolo
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just fell off dolo in the spot
I'm too high to talk about what you want
I just fell out dolo
I just fell off dolo in the spot

Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot

Dolo in the spot

Dolo in the spot
Dolo in the spot

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Fell Off" by T.I. Ft. Tiny (Xscape) are quite repetitive and seem to center around the idea of being alone and high in a party or gathering ("Dolo in the spot"). Throughout the song, the singer emphasizes how they "just fell out/off dolo in the spot" and are "too high to talk about what you want." The use of the term "dolo," which is short for "solo," highlights the loneliness felt by the singer, even in a crowded place.

As the song progresses, we hear about the singer's experience at the party, including their drug use ("booted up," "xannied up," "drunk as f***") and interaction with other people ("saddity bitch just roll my blunt"). The singer seems detached from these interactions, emphasizing that they only "fuck for fun" and that they are "numb" to the emotions of others.

Overall, "Fell Off" seems to be a reflection on the isolating experience of drug use and the detachment that can come with it. The singer is alone in a crowded place, unable to truly connect with others or engage with the world around them.

Line by Line Meaning

Dolo in the spot
Alone in the place

I just fell out dolo
I just failed by myself

I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just lost my status doing it alone here

I'm too high to talk about what you want
I'm under the influence and unable to discuss your wants

I just fell out dolo
I just failed by myself

I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just lost my status doing it alone here

I'm too high to talk about what you want
I'm under the influence and unable to discuss your wants

I just fell out dolo
I just failed by myself

I just fell off dolo in the spot
I just lost my status doing it alone here

I'm too high to talk about what you want
I'm under the influence and unable to discuss your wants

Yea yea
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