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T-Pain is getting the recognition he richly deserves. Fans officially honored him on Twitter with the ceremonial hashtag #TPainAppreciationDay.

Not having the best day? These tracks will lift your spirits up in no time. Check out the 10 Perfect Songs to Get You Through a Horrible Day.

T-Pain decides to flip the script in the visual for his DJ Mustard-produced strip club banger "Make That S--- Work" featuring Juicy J.

From the random to the serious and everything in between, check out 100 Hip-Hop Facts That Will Blow Your Mind.

In The Boombox Battle this week, T-Pain competes for the win against pop icon Janet Jackson. Vote for your favorite song now!

From emojis to apps that help you put together your own rap video, check out 10 hip-hop-inspired apps.

T-Pain is using music to heal his pain. The singer just released a new video called 'Okay To Smile,' in memory of his late grandmother.

Last year, T-Pain wowed critics and fans alike when he performed three songs without Autotune on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert program. The R&B singer forgoes the audio software again on his new tune, ‘Say the Word (I’m Gone).’

For this second installment of 'Wikipedia Fact or Fiction?' with T-Pain, the rapper recalls his recording sessions with Lil Wayne and the time Taylor Swift called him on the phone.

T-Pain addresses the "facts" on his Wikipedia page and confirms if they reveal the truth or the information is a fallacy.

Whether you like him Auto-Tune or not, T-Pain is a winner. The 'Buy U A Drank' singer and rapper proved he doesn't need to be enhanced in order to produce a hit as he is the latest artist to be inducted into the Boombox Battle Hall of Fame.

Sit down for story time with T-Pain as he reads four poems from Shel Silverstein's classic children's book, 'Where the Sidewalk Ends.'

In this week's The Boombox Battle, songs from T-Pain and Big Sean compete for the win.

T-Pain is famously known for using Auto-Tune, which made people assume that he couldn't really sing. Well, you know what happens when you assume, don't you? On Wednesday (Oct. 30), the rappa-ternt-sanga performed an NPR Tiny Desk Concert with just a keyboardist and no Auto-Tune. The result? Amazing.

Memorable fails from Snoop Dogg, Ghostface Killah, Da Brat, Grandmaster Flash, Fabolous, Ice-T, Diddy and Foxy Brown, among others, prove good music isn't enough to steer clear of the fashion police. Check out 30 Awkward Style Moments in Hip-Hop.

We reveal some of your favorite rappers' not-so-cool-sounding legal names.

T-Pain is hitting the road in August on his Drankin Patna Tour featuring Snootie Wild, Bando Jonez, Rich Kidz and Mykell Vaughn.

T-Pain's surprise hit gets a surprise remix featuring the the recently freed Lil Boosie, B.o.B and Kid Ink.

T-Pain isn't shy about calling people out on their homophobic views. And in his recent interview with VladTV, he addresses members of the hip-hop community and their issues with being "gay-friendly."

Throughout his career, T-Pain has been dogged by criticisms that he needs Auto-Tune in order to sing. Well, the self-described "rappa-ternt-sanga" showed the critics his vocal skills on the 'Arsenio Hall Show' Thursday night (Jan. 16).

T-Pain has just released a new track to the key of French Montana's 'Ain't Worried Bout Nothin.' Ironically, T-Pain sounds tense on this "T-Mix."

Rihanna has just wrapped up her eight-month-long trek of her Diamonds World Tour. So what did she do to celebrate? She twerked that booty!

T-Pain has gone through a metamorphosis both in his career and personal life. The rapper-singer has cut off his dreadlocks and he shared his new hairdo with his fans on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.

T-Pain is without question the face of auto tune. He’s used it to take his music career to the next level and has profited from the technology with auto-tune smartphone apps and toy microphones with his name branded on them. So it goes without saying, he gets pretty critical whenever talking about artists who attempt to incorporate auto-tune into their songs. His latest target is ATL rapper, Futur

Is it possible to create a classy song for the strip clubs? We think so after listening to T-Pain's new single, 'Come and Get It.' The slow burner features guest verses from rappers Ace Hood and Busta Rhymes.