Although Pusha T’s debut hasn’t dropped, he’s already on to the next. In a interview with Ask Men, he says that his sophomore album will entitled, King Push.  K: What else is on the horizon for you? Another G.O.O.D. Music compilation album?  PT: I really don’t know. I’m really on My Name Is My Name, and then my next album after that. I already got the whole mentality of it. I see it. It’s titled King Push. I don’t even think there’s going […]

You know his name, now you know his release date: July 16th. Let’s see if it sticks.

Life was so exciting at B.B. Kings last night as Fab and Push brought their tour to the Big Apple. For those who weren’t in attendance, here’s a recap of the evening.

For those who like bossy chicks and fast whips, Cafe arrives with a new cut featuring Loso and Pusha. Buckle up,  American Psycho 2 coming next month.

Not to be out done by Jay-Z, Kanye released new music featuring Pusha T. Ironically, the track features a soundbite from Hov’s “Rhyme No More”. My Name Is My Name coming later this.

Nardwuar’s SXSW interviews aren’t over. This time, he runs up on Pusha T and puts him through the ringer. He says it took nine months to break “Grindin” and that Pharell threatened to give the beat to Jay-Z. Don’t drop the vinyl Push!

How is this for a true Hollywood story? Pusha T is living a gangsta’s paradise in his brand new video off Wrath of Caine. Download the mixtape here. x

Pusha T invited SkeeTV to his Hollywood set recently while filming his next video. Until the premier date, here’s how it all came together. Nice crib. Nicer chick.

Def Jam starters Fabolous and Pusha T are hitting the road this April for the MTV Jams’

Down in Austin, mtvU held their annual Woodie Awards which included a day long festival with performances by T.I., Trinidad James, Joey Bada$$, and others. Here SkeeTV brings us footage of Pusha T performing “I Don’t Like (Remix)”,