Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/T.I.'s seventh studio album
Being the creator of the article, I have a strong opinion to keep this article based on the fact that all information given is cited by a |reliable source. TenPoundHammer's Law states that "There are occasional exceptions to this law, as sometimes a future album will contain enough verifiable information for a decent article even if the title is not known." This is an exception. Accounting4Taste said on the album's talk page that the sources presented were not reliable to pass off the article. Which does not make any sense considering that MTV is one of the most used websites for music information and is most likely used on 99% of all notable album articles. There is no reason for Crystal Ball to affect anyone's judgement because although it may not be titled, the album is confirmed to be in the process of recording. Co-founder of T.I.'s record label, Jason Geter, even tells MTV that the album has a summer release. There are articles with less information presented that are not being put up for deletion including Lemar's 5th Studio Album, Ghost (The Devin Townsend Project album)|Ghost, Z² (album)|Z², Love King, and multiple others. If an album title WAS presented what would change besides the page name, infobox, and leading sentence? Nothing. An article should not have to have an official name to be reliable. South Elgin, Illinois|SE King|KinG
— User:SE, 00:04, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)