A few weeks after the release of his Fear Of God II: Let Us Pray EP, Pusha T is back on the grind, working on the visuals for his

single "What Dreams Are Made Of." Below we have photos from the forthcoming video, which is directed by Jason Goldwatch. The

MC plays off the theme of a hustler's "paradise," posing with his product, beau-coup cash, and the equipment used to keep it all in

tact.

1/2 of Clipse goes in again and this time with Juicy J, Meek Mill and French Montana riding shotgun.

Make sure to also check out more new music here.

The rocky relationship between former G.O.O.D. Music rapper Consequence and Kanye West's record label continued yesterday when shots were fired in a diss song aimed at G.O.O.D.'s Pusha T.

After making claims earlier this year that Pusha T stole lyrics from one of his songs, Consequence retaliated in a song called "The Plagurist Society," where the rappers spits the lines:

“So what you've ignited is the heroin flow that'll eat your flesh alive / Before EMS arrives and the wings of death decide /That it's time to expire /

Yeah, meaning it's time to retire/ Because you'll never get a trophy, playing for the Steelers / They steal niggas lines, steal niggas flows / 40 million in, still a nigga owes."

Further into the track The Cons starts saying names with the line, “You keep f*ckin' around but still don't hit / And that's why the mothaf*ckin' Clipse got clipped,” and continuing with, “But still there's no Malice in my heart / For these poor little wretched clowns that I'ma coast through.”

Lastly, before ending the track Consequence sends a message to Kanye West with the line,“He ain't nothin' but a body shield for the coward from the Midwest / So yes, you can bet / That your boss is next."

Consequence signed with Kanye's G.O.O.D. Music label in 2005, and released his debut album Don't Quit Your Day Job! in 2007.

After delays in the released of his sophomore album and a brief beef with G.O.O.D. music rapper KiD CuDi, earlier this year Consequence announced his disbandment from the label.

Should Kanye even bother responding?

Listen to his Pusha T diss "The Plagurist Society" below and let us know what you think.

The much talked about collaboration between the Clipse's Pusha T and Odd Future HNIC Tyler, The Creator was released this weekend.

The track, which was produced by The Neptunes, is featured on Pusha T's upcoming release, Fear Of God 2.

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While Pusha T's brother and group member Malice is busy thinking up a new moniker, the Clipse rapper turned G.O.O.D. Music emcee continues to enjoy the solo dolo limelight.

According to reports, Pusha T will appear on four episodes of the HBO series How To Make It In America, when the show returns for its second season.

The show's writer Ian Edelman and HBO music supervisor Scott Verner confirmed Pusha's role on Twitter this week.

The rapper will play, of all things, a drug dealer, but when that HBO money comes calling, who's Pusha T to turn it away because the role is cliche.

Season one of How To Make It In America featured Pusha's labelmate Scott "KiD CuDi" Mescudi.

Season two is currently in production.

No word on whether Pusha T's role would require him to cut off his slave braids, but it should.

This story also reminded me to cut HBO back on before Entourage and True Blood start their new seasons this summer.

While his brother Pusha T is enjoying a solo career on G.O.O.D. Music, the other half of The Clipse, Malice, is pondering a name change.

Malice is a new man since finding religion, and now he wants to distance himself from his rap moniker all together.

“I'm not a malicious person, and I don't really like answering to that," he said in a recent interview. "I know that people that follow The Clipse or follow my music, they know Malice, so I understand that, I get that. But you don't want to be under any moniker that's of evil intent, that's not you. I come to more believe that there's so much power in the tongue.

The power of the tongue is life and death, so I believe if you are what you fall under whether it's in your subconscious or not. It's just me trying to clean up a little bit. But I haven't thought of that name yet. So Malicious is what it is right now.”

Malice, who has been promoting his new book Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind, and Naked, also commented on his desire to write a book versus touching a mic, “When I went through my experience, I wasn't thinking about music,” he said. "I had to put it into the book and just share it once and for all."

Although the entire Clipse catalog is covered in coke rap, the man known as Malice (for right now), doesn't disown the music he made as part of the Clipse.

“The Clipse catalog, it's a great catalog of music. We were right there with The Neptunes at the height of the whole Star Trak thing in the Clipse, so I'm definitely proud of it,” he said. “And I'm even more so proud of it because it has presented me with this platform here. If I had not have had the first platform, I wouldn't have this platform, so they all play a part with each other.

It's about evolving, it's about growing and nothing stays the same. I would be very much ashamed if I come to you next year the same place I was three years ago. I'm seeing the big picture, and a lot of times we think we're writing the script, but really, we're not.”

We'll let you know when he finds a more fitting moniker for his newfound religious views.

Rap fans won't have to wait much longer to hear the collaboration between Pusha T and Cali rap group Odd Future.

In an interview with The BVX, G.O.O.D.'s resident coke rapper spoke about the song he recorded with OF for his upcoming Fear Of God 2 album.

"I'm keeping a couple of those joints from the first mixtape but added other joints and other features," Pusha said about forthcoming album. "We got some surprises. Ye is there. Odd Future's there. That's a couple gems. The beat just sounds so demonic. But I actually have to give it an [official] title. I tweeted the news the other day, when I finished it. I think we got one. It's the three of us – Tyler, Hodgy Beats and me."

One half of the Clipse continued to talk about his collabo with Odd Future in more details, "Tyler's such a fan, came to our video and said, ‘Yo, I have three beats that I made for you … and just know they're for you. Please … hear it.' He sends them over … I was like this is aight, this is aight, but the third one. He said, ‘I put a verse on it and Hodgy put a verse on it.' [You're] gonna be so amazed at the marriage, some things don't always mesh man. But these guys are super-super talented. I can't wait for the world to see each of our talents collide."

The Pusha and Wolf Gang collab comes as no surprise. Speculations that the acts were working together grew when a picture of Tyler, The Creator and Pusha T, on the set of  Pusha's"My God" video shoot, appeared on internet earlier this year.

Fear Of God 2 is due out June 21st, on G.O.O.D Music/Re-up Gang/Decon Records.

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The single comes from his free Fear Of God mixtape released March 21st which will now be released as an EP June 21.

Pusha confirmed the new tape would hit stores this summer saying,

"Fear Of God coming out June 21!! GOOD Music! #LetUsPray."