On the latest episode of Life + Time’s web series, cameras catch up with G.O.O.D. Music artist Pusha T for an exclusive look at his song “King Push.” Pusha goes into the details that helped to construct his verses on the song and admits that he feels untouchable in the rap game. The Virigina Beach native also touches on his drug dealing past and explains their too many Hip Hop artists today that aren’t authentic when it comes to credibility in their drug infused bars.
Mass Appeal presents the first episode of “Release Roundtable” which features Combat Jack and numerous panelists from different websites to discuss Pusha T and his upcoming album My Name Is My Name LP. Watch as things get started with a discussion around the transition of lyrics once again becoming the focal point in Hip Hop due to Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse and much more. Pusha T plays and speaks on his Kendrick Lamar assisted “Nosetalgia” and breaks down his Joaquin Phoenix produced “King Push” which will also be featued on his forthcoming album.
Pusha T kicks off his performance at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party” with the energy packed “I Don’t Like (Remix)” and the Clipse classic “Grindin'”. The G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to mix a bit of the past and present from his catalog as he entertained a sea of screaming fans spread out across Fairfax Avenue. The trendy streetwear area was the site of the first annual “Welcome To The Block Part” and was completely shut down for the majority of the day.
Pusha T closes out his performance at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party” with the infectious “Numbers On The Boards.” King Push’s new single is featured on his upcoming My Name Is My Name LP. Fans gathered for the festival in Los Angeles’ trendy streetwear area located on Fairfax which was completely shut down for the majority of the day to allow the festivities to take place.
Pusha T performs his new Kendrick Lamar assisted single “Nosetalgia” live for fans at Diamond Supply Co. and Crooks & Castles’ first annual “Welcome To The Block Party.” The festival took place in Los Angeles in the trendy streetwear area located on Fairfax which was completely shut down for the majority of the day.
While out in Sydney, Australia for a performance at the OutsideIn Festival, Gibbs decided to treat the crowd overseas to some new unreleased music. One crowd goer decided to capture the moment as it went down. Watch as Gangsta Gibbs jumps into the new street track with his signature aggressive flow and goes to work over the song’s pounding bass and high pitched keys before transitioning into Pusha T’s “Blocka” instrumental.
Noisey delivers the first episode, “A Name I Call Myself,” for a new testimonial series titled “My Name Is My Name.” The focus centers around the inspiration behind King Push’s album new title and features commentary from Pusha, Anwan “Slim” Glover and Tristan “Mack” Wild from HBO’s The Wire. D.C. activist Tony Lewis Jr. also shares his opinion on the underlining meaning of the phrase and how it correlates with Pusha T’s music.
Maybach Music Group continues to flood the fans with new music videos on the eve of the release date for their latest collaborative LP Self Made 3. Next up, R&B singer Omarion drops off a new music video for “Know You Better” featuring Pusha T and Fabolous. The music industry veteran purses his beautiful love interest around town while making sure to hit her with plenty of questions to make sure he knows everything about her.
Pusha T reveals the artwork to accompany his latest single titled “Nosetalgia” featuring Compton native Kendrick Lamar. Continuing with Pusha’s minimal creative direction, the artwork sports a black silhouette of the G.O.O.D. Music rapper against a white backdrop. Check out what King Push had to say to Hip Hop DX on the matter via the short excerpt below.
“We gave two perspectives [on the song]. [Kendrick Lamar] was giving more, looking from the inside of his home and how his family and his crusade through the drug epidemic affected him. I was giving you the junior high, high school start, showing you what it was and where I was at.”
UPDATE: The official audio has leaked and can be found below.
SKEE Live episode seven went down as one of the best episodes yet. Viewers were treated to a performance and interview from G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T and Juicy J from Taylor Gang. Both artists turned the energy up by performing their hit singles with Pusha kicking things off with “Blocka” and Juicy following things up with “Bounce It.”
Super producer, Che Pope, took over this week’s “In The Lab” segment. Having executively produced for the likes of Kanye West, 50 cent and JAY Z, Pope shares his story and stresses he wants to leave his mark in history with music that’s everlasting.
Back in the studio with DJ Skee, Pusha T opened up on his upcoming My Name Is My Name LP, meeting Kanye West and signing with G.O.O.D. Music, his brother Malice, his relationship with Pharrell and confidently proclaimed he has the album of the year. Later in the show, Juicy J joined Pusha T on DJ Skee’s couch and touched on his relationship with Miley Cyrus, producer Dr. Luke, obtaining an unreleased Pimp C verse for his Stay Trippy LP and having production credits on a new Pimp C album set to release soon. Both artists took the opportunity to tackle topics with DJ Skee on fashion, collaborating with singer Justin Timberlake and much more.
“Spotlight” showcased reality TV star and new YMCMB signee Chanel West Coast. Chanel speaks on how she felt after meeting Lil Wayne and explains there’s a misconception of her image in the public due to her role on MTV’s Fantasy Factory.
NFL star Adrian Peterson spoke on his humble beginnings, taking his football skills to the pros and the work ethic it took to overcome a potential career ending injury. The Minnesota Vikings running back also gets personal with cameras and shares what it took for him and his family to overcome the loss of his brother at an early age.
Viewers were also treated to an exclusive song and music video from rising rap star Logic. The young and rising talent stepped up to demonstrate his lyrical skills for viewers on this week’s “Off The Top” segment.
Though DJ Skee was unable to deliver his weekly episode closing editorial, the host instead sent things back over to Pusha T who did the honors of ending the show with a performance of his hit single “Numbers On The Boards.” Be sure to tune into SKEE Live every Tuesday from 7 p.m. (PST) and 10 p.m. (EST) only on AXS TV.
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