T-Pain, beloved hip hop artist and business mogul, hits the road to meet the entrepreneurs who are defining the future. In this session, T-Pain eats the world's first robot-made hamburger at Creator Burger. Then he helps save the planet, driving an electric semi truck with zero carbon emissions at XOS Trucks. Plus, T-Pain gets a high-tech tattoo with wearable UV sensors at LogicInk.

The School Of Business is back in session. T-Pain, beloved hip hop artist and business mogul, hits the road to meet the entrepreneurs who are defining the future. In this session, T-Pain brings joy to the world dressed up as Black Santa when he hooks up with company founder, Baron Davis. And he becomes a demon for his first virtual-reality concert with Wave VR. Then, he takes some monster jumps in a monster truck with DUB.

T-Pain learns how to go from rags to riches as he makes slime with Craft City. And he discovers secret menu items at restaurants around LA, with Off The Menu Club. Plus, T-Pain paints a pair of kicks with master customizer, Kickstradomis.

The School Of Business is back in session. T-Pain, beloved hip hop artist and business mogul, hits the road to meet the entrepreneurs who are defining the future. In this session, T-Pain goes back to school with a Sex Ed expert from O.school. Then, he pimps out his fantasy dorm room with Roomify. Plus, T-Pain throws a Texas-sized pep rally for high school gamers with PlayVS.

In this session, T-Pain is on a quest to figure out the future of meat. He discovers a believable fake cheesesteak, with Something Better. Eats a lab grown chicken nugget of the future, with Just. Then, he joins the regenerative farming revolution, at Roam Ranch.

T-Pain discovers a 3D printer that can build a house in one day, with Icon. Then he tries to cure his phone addiction with quite a smart 'dumb' cell phone, Lightphone. Plus, T-Pain 'uncovers' the fabric of the future, with Loomia.

T-Pain finds a farm in an unlikely spot, the rooftops of New York City, with Gotham Greens. Then he shops the world's smallest, mobile convenience store, with Cargo. Plus, he learns how underserved communities can avoid food deserts, with Everytable.