Pusha T

Music and fashion go hand in hand. Just as every artist has their signature sound, each has their own sense of style. Some artists are flashy while others are more conservative. Wearing a range of brands from street-wear to high-end fashion, different artists in the rap genre are creating an image and owning their look...

You can’t recap the year in albums and mixtapes without songs. 2013 was packed with all kinds of records that everyone couldn’t get enough of. There were songs that stayed on repeat like Drake’s “Started From The Bottom,” street anthems that echoed through neighborhoods like Meek Mill’s “Levels” and Billboard Hot 100 scorchers like Eminem’s “The Monster” that dominated radio play. Just like every

Hip-hop is a competitive sport. Just ask Kendrick Lamar, Papoose or even Meek Mill.  The point is every MC wants to be lyrically better than the one standing right next to them. For as long as hip-hop has been around (40 years to be exact!), M...

Just as there were plenty of albums to choose from, there were a lot of mixtapes that dominated our playlists in 2013. For one reason or another, this year marked an influx of new and hungry MCs who all wanted to make a statement with their projects...

2013 was an eventful year in hip-hop. In the past twelve months, we were treated to a ton of new releases from highly anticipated artists and underground mainstays. Over time, we’ve formulated an opinion on them and assessed if it’s been a good or bad year for hip-hop. Every year...

The LOX aren’t wasting any time. After releasing their new The Trinity EP, Jadakiss, Sheek Louch and Styles P takeover two Pusha T’s records: “Nosetaliga” and “Sweet Serenade.” These freestyles don’t disappoint. ...

A mere two months after the release of Pusha T’s solo debut, My Name Is My Name, the G.O.O.D. Music MC is already moving onto his next studio project. During Apple’s latest “Meet The Musician” in New York's Soho, which featured Terrence Thornton in a live dialogue with an audience of fans and music insiders alike, the street lyricist disclosed what implied near-future collaborations with Pharrell

King Push blessed Orlando last night with a show at Firestone Live, where apparently a shady figure was charging fans $75-$100 for a meet and greet with Pusha. And he wasn't very happy with that. "I love my family (not fans) too much to ever charge them 75-100 dollars for a meet and greet...

Kicking off in February, 2 Chainz will be embarking on a tour with August Alsina, Pusha T, and Cap 1. Hitting nearly all the major cities, 2 Good 2 Be T.R.U. first stops at the House of Blues in Boston, MA on February 4th and concludes March 18 in Miami...

Let’s not beat around the bush: No Malice, formerly known as Malice, was really good at rapping about cocaine. Together as Clipse, he and his brother, Pusha T turned it into a fine art, using double entendres and witty wordplay to glorify their time in the trap. That’...

What would it take to make a Clipse reunion happen? BBC radio personality Zane Lowe—you probably remember him from his recent interviews with Kanye West and Eminem—recently sat down with Pusha T for a brief but wide-ranging chat that touched on My Name Is My Name, his interest in English music and, of course, the future of Clipse. After d...

"I think what Kanye West is going to mean is something similar to what Steve Jobs means." Kanye West said those words in an interview with the New York Times back in June and he's been hammering this point home in almost every press appearance since then...