The last time we spoke to you about rapper Tip “T.I.” Harris’ sons, it was concerning the family’s ongoing beef with 50 Cent. But now, the kids are back in the spotlight for their own respective talents, and it’s high time we talk about it!
The most recent example comes from the Harris family’s youngest son, Major, who was recently spotted in a now-viral clip singing in his school’s “Addams Family” musical. In the video, the young teen was dressed up as Gomez Addams in a brown pinstriped suit and fake mustache and letting off some serious vocals.
Check out the video below.
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@rollingoutofficial Major Harris is showing the world that his talents extend beyond his famous family name!
The youngest son of T.I. and Tiny Harris is receiving praise after his mother shared footage of him portraying Gomez Addams in Woodward Academy’s production of The Addams Family. In the standout “Happy/Sad” number, Major showcased his acting and singing skills while delivering an emotional performance alongside his castmates. Tiny celebrated the performance on social media, calling her son a future Broadway star. After graduating from Woodward Academy with honors in May, Major has continued pursuing his interests, with reports noting his connection to the Savannah College of Art and Design. Fans are celebrating his discipline and individuality, as the Harris children continue to explore their own creative paths.
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The footage came as a surprise to most fans, as he’d been one of the kids who was out of the spotlight and kept a low profile as he grew up. But it’s clear that he’s been spending his time honing in on his vocal talents, which we all know he got from his mom and SWV member, Tameka “Tiny” Harris.
But Major is far from the only son with impressive musical skills. T.I.’s oldest son, Messiah Ya’Majesty, is also in the music business—but in a completely different lane. To be specific, in addition to his acting work, he spends his time putting out some pretty stellar country/blues music under the name Buddy Red.
In February 2025, he appeared on the popular social media music series, “Cadillac Chronicles,” and delivered a lively performance while cruising around and making his electric guitar sing. See his talent below.
And we’d be completely remiss if we didn’t mention Messiah’s younger brother, Domani Uriah. He opted to go down a similar path as his father, making his rap debut at age 10 while on tour with T.I. He’d later drop his debut album, “The Process,” in 2016.
Fast forward to 2026, and he dropped a smooth rap & R&B album called “Forever Lasting Tape” featuring Jacquees, K Camp, and more. According to the social media streets, his bars and flow frequently draw comparisons to those of fellow iconic rapper J.Cole. What makes him even more special is that he and his younger brother, King, also rap together and have toured across the country with their dad, garnering fans of their own.
Peep his talents below, too.
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♬ Forever Lasting Pt. 2 – Domani & Seddy Hendrinx & K Camp & Jacquees
As the video of Major began making rounds, others started looking at the rest of the son’s musical talents and praised them—and their parents—for how much they’re pouring into their kids.
“T.i, & Tiny’s parenting strategy needs to be studied because they’re raising some intelligent, talented, & respectable young individuals… even King done got it together,” wrote one user on X/Twitter.
“BABY TINY AND TIP WERE MEANT TO BE TOGETHER!!! Everyone is talented,” said another on TikTok.
“The level of talent in their family is unmatched. Not since the Jacksons!” one other user wrote.
Added another: “He [Major] found his calling. Congratulations!”
