T.I., both a rapper and a prominent figure in that Atlanta community, has addressed mayoral candidates Felicia Moore’s claims that he and several other celebrity entertainers and musicians, including Isaac Hayes III, essentially sabotaged her campaign with allegations that she was planning on shutting down recording studios and exotic dance bars in the Georgia’s capital city.
Earlier this week, Atlanta elected its 61st mayor, Andre Dickens, who beat Moore in Tuesday’s runoff election. The longtime City Council member’s history, coupled with allegations she wanted to close strip clubs in the area, reportedly may have cost her the seat. Those claims reportedly bothered several people, including the “T.I and Tiny: The Family Hustle” star and the premier nightclub, Magic City, TMZ reported this week.
“I never even discussed strip clubs since the general election,” she told the outlet. “They just made up stuff.” Moore was correct; the men did share false information that originated from an article by gossip website Media Take Out, which contained other falsehoods. A clip was also included in the MTO article, which featured Moore speaking years ago about special permits being required regarding recording studios and not strip clubs.
However, in a roughly 13-minute long video posted to his Instagram page on Thursday, December 2, T.I., who also further showed support to election winner Dickens, bypassed Moore’s claims and was more interested in knowing why the politician felt...
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