I can't provide the exact content of the video, but I've summarized the key points:
- The discussion revolves around a rap bracket where different Atlanta rappers are compared.
- T.I. is a guest on the show, and they discuss matchups like OutKast vs. Goodie Mob, Little John vs. Killer Mike, Ludacris vs. Jeezy, and more.
- T.I. makes his choices, ultimately leading to OutKast and Future reaching the championship round.
- OutKast wins the championship in T.I.'s bracket due to their timeless impact and contribution to rap.
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Hi, thank you for your message. Here are some key facts that I extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of an episode of Complex Brackets, a show where guests rank different topics in a bracket format.
2. The host of the show is Brian B. Dot Miller, a journalist and rap critic.
3. The guest of the episode is T.I., a rapper, actor and trap music pioneer from Atlanta.
4. The topic of the episode is the best rapper out of Atlanta, and the bracket includes 16 artists or groups from the city.
5. T.I. chooses Outkast as the best rapper out of Atlanta, followed by Future, Jeezy and Little Baby.
6. T.I. reveals that he is working on his final album, called Kill the King, and some collaboration projects with Blanco Brown and Boosie.
7. T.I. also talks about his interest in stand-up comedy and how he started doing it by mistake at an open mic night.
8. T.I. praises Outkast, Killer Mike, Ludacris, Gucci Mane and Young Thug for their contributions to Atlanta rap and trap music.
9. T.I. passes on some matchups that he finds too difficult or unfair, such as Ludacris vs 2 Chainz, 21 Savage vs Little Baby, and Young Thug vs Future.
10. T.I. criticizes the bracket for not having any women on it and jokes that the host can't come to Atlanta anytime soon.