and the Ebro joint.

I reall dislike both of those platforms, but Pusha confirmed the fact that

he aint a priority on the label he's president of

some of those tracks are leftovers from TT's sessions (Angela Yee told him to charge their budgets back)

it wasn't his decision to only have seven tracks.


This is clearly strategic. Summer's coming, and there's a small gap for Pusha to MAYBE catch some of this wave.

He was peaking during WTT but it was 2Chainz time.

Sorry. I don't see an angle where Pusha T gains any relevancy to the modern audience aside from a well-timed diss record.