In part four of Noah Callahan-Bever’s interview with Pusha T from Jamaica, King Push speaks on his legacy in Hip Hop and admits that he believes his name should be among the elites in the industry. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper also points out that he feels listeners are finally starting to embrace his greatness and says his upcoming My Name Is My Name LP will cement his status in the game.
Pusha T gears up to release his forthcoming 12-track My Name Is My Name LP which is set to hit the shelves on October 8. Fans can also look forward to hearing features alongside the G.O.O.D. Music MC like Rick Ross, Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Kendrick Lamar, Future, Big Sean and more. Take a look at the official track list below.
1. King Push
2. Numbers On The Board
3. Sweet Serenade ft. Chris Brown
4. Hold On ft. Rick Ross
5. Suicide ft. Ab-Liva
6. 40 Acres ft. The-Dream
7. No Regrets ft. Jeezy & Kevin Cossom
8. Let Me Love You ft. Kelly Rowland
9. Who I Am ft. 2 Chainz & Big Sean
10. Nosetalgia ft. Kendrick Lamar
11. Pain ft. Future
12. S.N.I.T.C.H. ft. Pharrell
Pusha T links up with Power 105’s DJ envy for a candid interview on just about everything the Clipse rapper has going on right now. King Push discusses his forthcoming LP My Name Is My Name, the minimal creative direction behind the album’s artwork, his “Sweet Serenade” collaboration with Chris Brown and his love of fashion. Check out the interview in its entirety below.
A passionate and animated Kanye West went off on a rant last night at the official listening party for Pusha T’s upcoming My Name Is My Name LP. Yeezus took the opportunity to aggressively address the crowd and let everyone know that he’s not only a major fan of the rapper but completely behind him and his music. Check out what Ye had to say in full below. Video courtesy of MissInfo.TV.
Pusha T links up with Esteban from Fuse at Rock The Bells 2013 in San Bernardino. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper stresses the importance of supporting the music festival and shares details on his creative process in the studio with Kanye West. In fact, Pusha shares a story of once getting kicked out of studio by West. Pusha T also reassures viewers he’s stacking beats and prepping for following up album which he announces will be titled King Push. The Clipse member also discusses his latest single “Sweet Serenade” and talks collaborating with singer Chris Brown. Always one to keep things a mystery and subtle, Esteban attempts to get Pusha to give some clarity on his recent tweet that many suspect was a subliminal diss aimed at Lil Wayne and his new mixtape Dedication 5.
Take a look at some exclusive photos taken at L.A. Live’s Conga Room and behind-the-scenes on set at AXS TV for DJ Skee’s SKEE Live show. In episode seven, viewers were treated to two candid interviews from rapper Pusha T and Taylor Gang artist and Hip Hop veteran Juicy J. Photo credit: Luis Carrion.
Juicy J and Pusha T sit down for a candid interview on SKEE Live with DJ Skee on AXS TV. Take a look as the artists give their take on Hip Hop’s new controversial verse which has stirred up a lot of attention after the Compton MC proclaimed himself the “King of New York” and lyrically set his sights on a handful of rappers.
Mass Appeal drops off part two of Noah Callahan-Bever’s interview in Jamaica with rapper Pusha T. To catch you up to speed in case you missed part one, Pusha T was out in Jamaica to film his music video for “Blocka” when Noah on behalf of Complex reached out to the G.O.O.D. Music rapper for an intimate interview. In part two, Pusha points out the music he enjoys listening to is a lot different than the music he releases to his fans and shares insight behind why he chooses to collaborate with different artists such as Future. The Clipse member goes on to open up on his relationship with his brother Malice and shares a story of a run-in with police which got the rapper to thinking to that his street past always finds a way to come back and haunt him from time to time.
While Pusha T was out in Jamaica filming his music video for “Blocka,” the G.O.O.D. Music MC linked up with Complex’s Noah Callahan-Bever for an intimate one-on-one interview. Watch as Pusha talks the importance of shooting “Blocka” out in Jamaica and stresses he wants to set an example for other aspiring artists and fans from his home in Virginia. The Clipse member also discusses his potential for crossing over to a mainstream audience, talks Till The Casket Drops and speaks on his close relationship with Pharrell.
Kanye West just took to his twitter to reveal the DONDA inspired cover artwork for Pusha T’s upcoming My Name Is My Name LP. Designed by Joe Perez, the album features two simple variations both featured in black and white. Sporting nothing but a functional bar code and a parental advisory label, the first option gives fans an interactive option by being able to scan the bar code with a mobile phone and place a pre-order. For the second cover, an interesting photo of Pusha T blacked out and resembling the image of a silhouette graces the front as the G.O.O.D. Music MC stares at the sky. Look out for My Name Is My Name to drop on October 8.
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