Rapper/producer T-Pain, who is currently wrapping up work on his latest album, RevolveR, has made his debut appearance on the cartoon scene.
The one-hour cartoon extravaganza, Freaknik: The Musical, made its debut on Sunday night on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. The show is about teenagers who want to attend a spring break party in Atlanta that was canceled back in 1999.
Rappers Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg and Big Boi were all involved in the show, as well as Saturday Night Live personalities Andy Samberg and Bill Hader.
"There's so many more dimensions you can cover in a cartoon," T-Pain told Billboard.com. "You don't really have to deal with any actors; you don't have to get locations or set times. You can just express more . . . and it's funny as hell."
Meanwhile, RevolveR will be released later this year. T-Pain was also involved in the "We Are the World 25 for Haiti" production, which was released in February and raised money for victims of the Haiti earthquake.
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