T.I. Tells Iggy Azalea To 'Shut Up' And Be Like Tom Brady After Steve Madden Rant

Rapper T.I. wants his Grammy nominated artist Iggy Azalea to stop her Twitter rants after she made headlines AGAIN for slamming Steve Madden over unauthorized photos of her new shoe campaign she didn't like.

The no "Mediocre" rapper agrees with some of Iggy's critics and thinks she needs to focus on her music career than stirring up headlines, "I think she should focus on what got her here. The music, performing and continue to just being her talents to the world." He then referred to New England Patriots star, Tom Brady's deflategate scandal telling TMZ cameras, "It's just like asking Tom Brady if he should be commenting on deflategate and he should be worried about the game on Sunday."

Recently the 25-year-old star ranted before deleting her tweets attacking the major shoe company, "Everything in collaboration is supposed to be mutually approved. But Steve madden did the most disgusting photo shoot ever and never," the singer began, with her next tweet reading, "Even told me about it, I'm just now seeing it as its uploaded on some random tumblr page and iam livid."

She continued: "I worked really hard on the creative direction of both the shoes and the shoot I WAS involved with and in. I really feel it's been," "Tainted with these God awful images that Steve madden took upon on themselves to create and share without my knowledge. Gross gross gross," and "Ivd been bamoozeled with a tumblr page where everyone wears socks and takes unintentional crotch shots on pool toys. I'm in shock."

After he Iggy's angry episode, she seemed to have worked everything out with the company and uploaded the new images on her Instagram account writing, "I absolutely love these images, they are from the shoot I directed for my Steve Madden campaign. I'm incredibly proud of the shoes we've made together, as well as these images that I've been anxiously waiting to share with you all," she wrote, "What I had a 'rant' about on Twitter isn't in regards to these pictures, it was about another, different set of images I wasn't a part of creating that I felt weren't reflective of my vision and direction for the collection. I'm an artist and I'm extremely passionate and emotional and crazy sometimes because I care alOoOoot about this s**t! I love Steve and he gets it!"

Steve Madden's spokesperson told E! News: "This was a lover's quarrel. We love Iggy and are very excited about our collaboration. When you get two artists working together sometimes there are fireworks. It's our creative differences that allow us to design an incredible collection and we are looking forward to sharing it with the world!"