Jeezy's 'TM:101 Live' project reimagines his classic trap hits with orchestral arrangements, blending trap music with classical elements, and features the Color of Noize Orchestra along with Grammy and Emmy-winning musical director Adam Blackstone and composer Derrick Hodge.

This symphonic reinterpretation includes performances of iconic tracks like 'Soul Survivor,' 'Go Crazy,' and 'Trap or Die,' highlighting Jeezy's musical growth and impact over the past 20 years.

The project marks a historic milestone as the first time a trap artist has collaborated with a full orchestra to elevate the genre into high art, emphasizing its cultural significance and emotional depth.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album 'Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101,' Jeezy launched the TM:101 Live Symphony Tour on July 26, 2025, with the tour beginning in late June at the James L. Knight Center.

The tour, which includes performances in 22 cities across the country such as Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston, Chicago, and Detroit, is nearly sold out, showcasing strong demand for this unique musical experience.

During his performances, Jeezy reflects on his career, sharing personal stories, struggles, and milestones, including the loss of his mother and celebrating his children.

The tour features a black-tie event style, with fans attending in thousands, and performances scheduled to conclude in Detroit in the fall of 2025 on September 12.

The accompanying album, 'TM:101 Live,' will be available on streaming platforms and in limited-edition vinyls—orange and purple pressings—appealing to collectors and fans alike.

The release and tour underscore Jeezy's influence, with several tour dates already sold out, demonstrating the high demand for this innovative fusion of trap and classical music.

Fans and critics have expressed excitement about this orchestral treatment of trap music, viewing it as a long-overdue evolution that could inspire other artists in the genre.

Originally released in 2005, 'Thug Motivation 101' debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Rap and R&B charts and became a cultural anthem for ambition and hustle, solidifying Jeezy's legacy.

Jeezy emphasizes that while his message was heard in 2005, its true impact will be felt in 2025 through the TM:101 Live project, which aims to elevate trap music's narrative and cultural significance.