T.I. Becomes Last Man Standing, Only Featured Artist On The-Dream’s “Love King”

Grammy-winning rapper T.I. will be the only guest feature on The-Dream's upcoming Love King album.

The tracklisting for Dream’s last album was released online today.

1. “Love King” 2. “Make Up Bag” feat. T.I. 3. “F.I.L.A. (Fall in Love Again)” 4. “Sex Intelligent” 5. “Sex Intelligent (Remix)” 6. “Yamaha” 7. “Nikki Part 2” 8. “Abyss” 9. “Panties to the Side” 10. “Turnt Out” 11. “February Love” 12. “Florida University” (Rap-Up)

Dream recently assured fans that Love King would be his final album.

“Nope, there’s not another album, this is it,” Dream said in an interview with Ms. Drama. “Nobody appreciates music so I’m out. I’m out. I’m good, so take that. Like Jay said, maybe y’all will remember me when I fade to black. So it’s out.” (Ms Drama TV)

He previously denied rumors of a fourth solo album being in his mental bank.

Dream also addressed rumors of a fourth record in the works that sprang after he tweeted on March 27, “Love/Affair?” “We was having a conversation in the studio, about how if I would do another album, I would name it Love/Affair. Funny thing is, my computer was open and someone else typed it in. They put it in with a question mark and I was like ‘Why did you do that? They’re going to think it was me,'” he says. “I would have a big chance of wanting to do one if I was able to turn it into a movie like Purple Rain. Nobody wants to see someone do another album just lyrically based. When I’m telling a story, I’d much rather have someone see it,” he says. “But I don’t even know if I’m going to do Love/Affair. If I can do the movie then Love/Affair would be the soundtrack to that movie.” (VIBE)

Love King is his follow-up to 2009’s Love vs. Money.

Love vs. Money debuted at number two on the Billboard 200, selling 151,000 copies in its first week. It also entered at number one on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and at number three on its Top Digital Albums chart in March 2009. In its second week, the album fell two positions to number four on the Billboard 200 with 56,000 copies sold. In its third week, the album fell nine spots and sold an additional 35,967 copies, and in its fourth week, it fell to number 19 and sold 27,972 more copies. Love vs. Money spent a total of 17 weeks on Billboard 200 chart. By May 2009, it had sold 331,000 copies in the United States, according to SoundScan. (Wikipedia)

The-Dream’s Love King is scheduled to drop Tuesday, June 29th.

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