Pusha T explained his scathing Travis Scott diss by accusing the rapper of disloyalty and siding with whoever benefits him most. “You cried in front of me, you died in front of me/Calabasas took your ...

Pusha T and No Malice are putting rumors to rest that their recent comments about Kanye West and Travis Scott were part of a plan to promote their Grammy-nominated album Let God Sort ’Em Out. Some ...

Pusha T isn't holding back his honest opinion when it comes to Drake's latest single, "What Did I Miss?" During a recent sit-down with Complex News, the Virginia Beach lyricist was asked directly for ...

Pusha T addressed his controversial comments about Kanye West and Travis Scott during Clipse’s “Let God Sort Em Out” rollout. The Virginia duo, made up of Pusha T and No Malice, didn’t just return to ...

Clipse is back, and they're coming for one rapper in particular. Pusha T, Virginia rap great and one half of the iconic rap duo Clipse, dissed Houston rapper Travis Scott on the group's latest single ...

When it comes to Kanye West, Pusha T says it’s strictly business. The revelation came about during a press run for The Clipse, the critically-acclaimed rap duo made up of real-life brothers Malice ...

In a recent street interview, Pusha T’s brother, No Malice, was asked about his favorite song, and his answer caught many by surprise: Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” The irony here is that “Not Like ...

” ]For more than two decades, Pusha T and Malice — the Virginia Beach brothers who make up the rap duo Clipse — have tended to a very specific corner of hip-hop. As a unit and apart, they have been ...

The duo of brothers known for rapping with single-minded focus is returning with “Let God Sort Em Out,” its first studio album since 2009. Credit... Supported by By Joe Coscarelli and Jon Caramanica ...

In a new interview with Billboard published on Tuesday (June 3), Pusha T's manager, Steven Victor, revealed that Pusha T and Malice had to pay a "s**t-ton of money" to exit their deal with Def Jam all ...