Last night, media figures, music artists, and the like gathered at Industria Superstudio to take in Pusha T‘s Def Jam debut, My Name Is My Name. The music certainly didn’t disappoint, but the most talked about moment of the evening was an expected rant from Kanye West.
Following up the introductory installment, Mass Appeal returns with part two of Pusha T‘s My Name Is My Name documentary. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper sat with Complex‘s Editor-In-Chief Noah Callahan-Bever to discuss matters ranging from music to his personal life.
While Pusha T was shooting his video for “Blocka” in Jamaica (way back in December 2012), Complex‘s Editor-In-Chief Noah Callahan-Bever rode along to pick the G.O.O.D. Music rapper’s brain about his music. The result of that connection in the Caribbean was the My Name Is My Name mini-documentary, whose first part is here.
Pusha T‘s G.O.O.D. Music debut, My Name Is My Name, has experienced some delays on its way to stores. The release of the project’s album artwork should infuse confidence in fans who may be skeptical of its current October release date.
Pusha T drops “Sweet Serenade,” featuring Chris Brown, the latest single from his forthcoming My Name Is My Name album.
Pusha T‘s long delayed G.O.O.D. Music debut, My Name Is My Name, has a new release date. Also, the Clipse MC revealed that highly anticipated project will feature five beats from Kanye West, who also serves as its executive producer.
Fans are waiting to see what Pusha T does on his solo debut My Name Is My Name, but an influx of delays have impeded that from happening. During a recent interview with VIBE, the Virginia native explained why he pushed the album back from its intended July 16 release date.
Pusha T has been working hard to establish his solo career ahead of his proper debut album, My Name Is My Name. In a recent interview, the Virginia rhymer talked about the possibility of a Clipse reunion, the output of Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music imprint and promising a classic with his upcoming set.
As promised, Pusha T frees up his new single “Who I Am.” Funkmaster Flex exclusively premiered the track, which will appear on the Virginia rapper’s solo debut My Name Is My Name.
Who would have guessed that the man that wrote “Numbers On The Boards” was perhaps the most excited after hearing the final version? Such was the case according to this footage of Kanye West playing Pusha T the Don Cannon-produced track over the phone.
When Pusha T spits, you can always feel the passion behind the precise bars. The video for the G.O.O.D. Music rapper’s MC’s latest single, “Numbers On The Boards,” embodies that aspect of the Virginia representing artist.
Through mixtape releases, guest features, and countless interviews, Pusha T has retained one mantra: My Name Is My Name. The G.O.O.D. Music wordsmith has slowly prepped his Def Jam solo debut, and it looks the project is completed and ready to go.
