T-Pain Celebrated As Tallahassee Street Is Renamed T-Pain Lane

• On Sunday, November 10, he received the keys to the city from Mayor John Dailey.

• During the ceremony, a section of Pasco Street, where T-Pain used to walk as a child from Nims Middle School to the Walker Ford Community Center, was renamed T-Pain Lane.

T-Pain recently gained attention after Tallahassee recognized him for his contributions to the music industry, which helped put his hometown on the map.

On Sunday, November 10, he received the keys to the city from Mayor John Dailey.

During the ceremony, a section of Pasco Street, where T-Pain used to walk as a child from Nims Middle School to the Walker Ford Community Center, was renamed T-Pain Lane.

“Today, I had the incredible honor of presenting @TPain with the Key to the City in recognition of his contributions to music and his ongoing commitment to this community,” Dailey wrote via X.

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According to GistLover, the presidency has reacted to the nickname that Nigerians have assigned to President Bola Tinubu.

See some comments below:

@kallykuhn: “We were trending Tpain and they taught it’s the real Tpain…they had to give him a street name…our pain has turned to someone’s glory.”

@shakar_el: “Every disadvantage has an advantage.”

@oluwakemi._o: “When God decide to lift u up He will make Nigerians remember you.🙌 Nigerians are giant of Africa fr.”

@egoumez_d: “One man’s misfortune is another man’s fortune. It is well oo.”

@_adejoe_: “Make we tell TPAIN. Baba your song no popular anything. Na TINUBU dey cause us pain o.”

@attoobygbes: “Your namesake is in Nigeria 🇳🇬 my brother.”

@originalbclea: “Baba think to say he don dey reign here Although our T-pain na’m been the reigning king sha.”