And so the drama begins (again). Apparently, Lil Wayne wasn’t too pleased with Pusha T’s subliminals on “Exodus 23:1“. Instead of stepping into the booth, he returned fire last night with the tweet above. Lord have mercy.

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After dropping his debut album, Pluto, it looks like Future will be embarking on a summer tour of the same name featuring Pusha T. The tour will begin on May 23rd in San Antonio. Take a look at the dates after the cut. complex

This is the remix. Do you like? Circle yes or no. UPDATE: CDQ Sidebar: Producer Young Chop Don’t Like Ye’s Remix

While recording radio drops with artists, Pusha T’s talk with YN turned into a full-fledged interview. They discuss “Mercy,” Push’s desire to bring a return of the G.O.O.D. Fridays music series, and the pitfalls of sharing inside info through social media. Tweets is watching. Ha! Peep playlist and whole show here.

The moment we’ve all been waiting for. Without further adieu, here is the first official single from the upcoming, G.O.O.D. Music Compilation album coming later this year. Listen here. Cop here.

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Toronto singer Colin Munroe, has teamed up with Pusha T for his first single since 2010. And despite the two year hiatus, it’s sounding pretty good. Maybe in this life, we’ll get a full fledged album. herfection

In celebration of Vice‘s comedy Project X‘s screening last night, Pusha T took the stage during the after-party at the Spring4th Complex and EAN had the best view.

Absolut has this in rotation on the airwaves, and today he finally releases the MP3 for the ‘net. We aren’t too sure where this will end up, but this sounds pretty good to us.