← T.I.'s Road to Redemption

Season 1

8 episodes · 2009

  1. 1You Are Responsible For Your Own Actions

    10 Feb 2009 · 30 min

    An 18 year old from Atlanta known as Pee Wee, receives an intervention from T.I., in hopes he will reform his ways of street hustling and go back and get his education.

  2. 2Own Your Mistakes

    17 Feb 2009 · 30 min

    A teenage gang member in Atlanta is given an intervention by T.I.

  3. 3Your Environment Does Not Define You

    24 Feb 2009 · 30 min

    T.I. has former gang members who made their way out, meet up with an 18-year old member of the Harbor City Crips to help him find his way out of the gang life.

  4. 4You Have To Focus On The Positive

    03 Mar 2009 · 30 min

    T.I. heads to Atlanta where he tries to convince a young father how important an education is.

  5. 5Reality Is Not Entertainment

    10 Mar 2009 · 30 min

    An 18-year old living in a halfway house in Los Angeles is given a reward by T.I. after persevering despite unyielding adversity.

  6. 6Revenge Is Not The Answer

    17 Mar 2009 · 30 min

  7. 7You Quit, You Lose

    24 Mar 2009 · 30 min

    Donald is an 18-year-old student who has had a rough life but has stayed positive. T.I. respects him for this and wants to show Donald how he will be rewarded if he stays on the right path. T.I. heads to Donald's home to treat him as king for the day, including a celebrity styled haircut and then tries on some new clothes from T.I.'s Akoo line. T.I. takes Donald out for dinner and gives him a serious conversation on his own mistakes and informs Donald how one more mistake can ruin his life. To Donald's surprise, T.I. pays for a recording session with music producer Polow Da Don. At first Donald is just playing around in the studio so T.I. tells him to get serious and write some lyrics. Two hours later, T.I. hands Donald a copy of Donald's original song as a gift.

  8. 8The Reckoningfinale

    07 Apr 2009 · 30 min

    T.I has just four days remaining before being sentenced, so he spends all the time he can with his family.