T-Pain continues to expand his creative reach with the release of The Heist, a short film he wrote, directed, and edited.
Premiering at the DRIFT Symphony 2 event, the thriller stars T-Pizzle alongside Nappy Boy Automotive President Hert, Rob Robinson, and mechanics John Wigington and Toby Browning. The film received rave reviews at its debut, highlighting T-Pain’s flair for storytelling beyond music.
With plans to make DRIFT Symphony a quarterly event starting in 2025, T-Pain and his team are bridging the gap between mainstream entertainment and grassroots car culture. “I’ve always been fascinated by cars,” T-Pain shared. “I worked on my first car at 16, and ever since, I’ve been chasing that same thrill. With Nappy Boy Automotive, I’ve found it again. We’ve got exciting events and content lined up for 2025, so stay tuned!”
T-Pain founded Nappy Boy Automotive with Hert to foster inclusivity in motorsports, a traditional niche culture. The brand aims to build a welcoming community, offering a platform for those who might feel excluded. By blending authentic connections with a passion for car culture, Nappy Boy Automotive is reshaping the conversation around grassroots motorsports.
In conjunction with the film’s release, T-Pain’s Nappy Boy Automotive launched an exclusive capsule merchandise collection available through nappyboy.store. As part of the Cyber Week promotion, the first 30 orders will receive 30% off with the code 30FOR30. Following that, fans can enjoy a buy-one-get-one-50%-off deal using the code TPBOGO for the rest of the week.
In Music, T-Pain will close out 2024 with his Las Vegas residency at Zoku Nightclub. He promises surprises for fans as he closes out a landmark year. This year, T-Pain has released new music and collaborated with GloRilla, EarthGang, Meghan Trainor, and Chayo Nash. He formed a new duo, known as Z-Pain, with billionaire Mark Zuckerberg.
Z-Pain released a new tribute song to Zuckerberg’s wife last month.
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