T.I., Tiny’s Son Accidentally Hits Brother with Car After Getting His License

Major Harris, the 18-year-old son of rapper T.I. and singer Tameka “Tiny” Harris, did some major recently: He got his driver’s license.

After that, he accidentally struck his older brother King while attempting to park a car. The hilarious clip went viral on social media on August 5, 2026.

Hilarious: T.I., Tiny’s Son Accidentally Hits Brother with Car

According to the video, Major is still learning the finer points of parking after getting his driver’s license. His father had the vehicle—an Audi—brought to him. While parking, Major appears to misjudge the space, resulting in the car making contact with King, who was standing nearby next to another vehicle. King ends up pressed between the cars for a moment before reacting; the footage shows him leaning on the hood and then walking away while laughing.

Major Philant Harris, born May 16, 2008, is the younger of the two sons T.I. and Tiny share together (along with their daughter Heiress). Unlike his musically inclined brothers, he is the more reserved, academically focused sibling who appeared on the family’s reality series T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle. King (Clifford “King” Joseph Harris III), born August 25, 2004, is a rapper and social media personality who has faced prior legal issues related to traffic stops.

The Harris family has long shared glimpses of everyday life—both the polished and the imperfect—with the public through reality television and social media.

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