T-Pain Says He Bought 'F*ck T-Pain' Website and Flipped It Into a Merch Shop

Imagine still criticizing T-Pain and Auto-Tune in the year 2020.

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T-Pain told fans over the weekend that he bought the domain fucktpain.com from someone who had set up the site as an apparent gathering spot for T-Pain mockery, then flipped it into a shop for tongue-in-cheek merch options.

"Buying and wearing anything from fucktpain.com means you super fuck wit me," he explained on Sunday. "Like when your best friend calls you a trash ass bitch. You know they truly ride for you."

According to the 1UP artist, he chose to buy the site and have all the profit come to him instead of "[hurting] the person that put time into making the site" by having them take it down.

k so here’s wht happened. My dawg sent me the https://t.co/TXeVADVGNV link and instead of trying to take it down and hurt the person that put time into making the site. I simply purchased it from them and now all the profit comes to me. Got it? So buy it up!! I’d appreciate it😂

— T-Pain (@TPAIN) February 16, 2020

At the time of this writing, the site lands on a page showing an assortment of critical T-Pain tweets. Clicking the "Fuck It" button takes visitors to a merch shop, including a run of pieces ranging from "Auto-Tune sucks" shirts to "Fuck T-Pain" shirts.

Amid all the celebrating, however, was some tweeted speculation regarding the site's reported origin story. T-Pain responded, claiming that he simply had his team redesign the site after purchasing and noting that he doesn't know the ins and outs of selling sites. "Why do you want this to not be real lol," he said.

What bit of he bought it did u not understand. He owns it now so it's run by his media team pic.twitter.com/W1oeVSqags

— I am Him.. It is Me (@roman_wacho) February 17, 2020

Didn’t even think to check WHOIS data. That pretty well seals it. Lol

— aroah@aroah.website (@AROAH) February 17, 2020

Yea the shit looked like a MySpace page when I saw so of course I had my ppl redesign it. I’m not gonna present it like that with my money into it now

— T-Pain (@TPAIN) February 17, 2020

I saw it. Told my ppl to make sure I own it. I do now. I don’t know how the rest works. Why do you want this to not be real lol

— T-Pain (@TPAIN) February 17, 2020

In addition to 1UP, last year also saw T-Pain linking with G-Eazy on "Girlfriend" and Tory Lanez on "Jerry Sprunger." This month, he appeared on 458 Rarri's "All Day."

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