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Pusha T Opens Up About Collaborating With Jay-Z: ‘I Can Count On Him To Say Things I Just Can’t Say’
Earlier this week, Pusha T announced that his upcoming fourth solo album would be titled It’s Almost Dry. The announcement came after he and Jay-Z reconnected for “Neck And Wrist,” their first track since 2016’s “Drug Dealers Anonymous.” Guest verses from Jay-Z are not the easiest to come by nowadays, so it’s a testament to the talent and respect Pusha has in the game that he’s been able to snag two in a little over a half-decade. The song serves as a strong follow-up to “Diet Coke,” the lead single from It’s Almost Dry. During a recent appearance on Desus and Mero, Pusha opened up about the collaboration.
“It all happens over email. This is the wildest part, I’ll have a beat, and I’ll be like, ‘This is crazy,” he said during the sit-down. “I’ll say everything I can say crazy to it, and I’m like, ‘Man, who belongs on this beat.’” He continued, “So it’s like, I record it and send it to him. And he hit me back, whether it’s emojis or… I think he said, ‘What the hell do you want me to say to this?’ I know I can count on him to say things I just can’t say. He lives… Bro, [it’s] a different level.”
In addition to dropping “Neck And Wrist” and sharing his next album’s title, Pusha T also revealed the tour dates in support of It’s Almost Dry. The string of shows will begin at the end of May and continue through mid-June with more dates to be announced.
You can watch Push T’s full interview in the video above.
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Pusha T Reveals New Album Title and June Tour Dates
With his new single “Neck & Wrist” featuring JAY-Z dominating social media, Pusha T has announced the title for his forthcoming album. The new album will be titled It’s Almost Dry. It will be King Push’s fourth solo studio album.
Pusha also announces the It’s Almost Dry Tour, which will go off on May 29th in Seattle, Washington. The tour’s first leg concludes on June 23 in Philadelphia. The It’s Almost Dry Tour tickets go on sale this Friday. Visit kingpush.com/tour for additional information.
The tour will touch Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Boston, and more for the first run. You can see the tour dates below.
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Pusha T Pulls Out Big Gun With Jay-Z On “Neck & Wrist” Before Album Drop & Tour
Pusha T and Jay-Z collaborate on “Neck and Wrist” which will be on Pusha’s It’s Almost Dry album. The two reminisce about their drug-dealing days before they made it in rap and became millionaires. The drop is Pusha’s last missive before the album and tour kickoff just days away. Drug Dealing Rap Rapper Pusha T […]
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Coi Leray Plots A Collaboration With Pusha T To Appeal To Hip-Hop ‘Dinosaurs’ Who Don’t Like Her Music
Of all the rap artists currently preparing to release new projects, the ones hip-hop fans might most be surprised to see collaborate would almost certainly be Coi Leray and Pusha T. They couldn’t be any more different if they tried; Coi Leray’s art for the upcoming Trendsetter is as bright and colorful as songs like “Blick Blick,” while Pusha T is pushing his forthcoming album It’s Almost Dry with dark, gritty fare such as “Diet Coke” and “Neck And Wrist.”
But after her appearance on New York City’s The Breakfast Club to promote Trendsetter, Coi says she’s planning to hunt down and work with the more serious-minded elder rapper after being told by the show’s hosts that her music isn’t for them. After Charlamagne the God told her, “I’m 43, I don’t think your music’s for me,” Coi called the hosts “dinosaurs” and joked that while she doesn’t listen to Pusha T herself, she’s more than willing to try to blend their audiences with a collaboration.
“Pusha-T, don’t hate me because I love you, but he’s stuck on you, Pusha-T,” she said. “And now I’m about to come collab with you, and we’re gonna go crazy.”
Watch Coi Leray’s full interview with The Breakfast Club above.