Pusha T explained on "It's Almost Dry Radio" with Noah Callahan-Bever that the album with Madlib that he was working on wasn't the direction he wanted to go in after releasing DAYTONA, admitting that he had a wide collection of beats from the Stones Throw producer.
After spending the last eleven years building Complex into a multimedia force as its Editor-in-Chief and Chief Content Officer, OG Hip-Hop journalist Noah Callahan-Bever is taking his talents to Def Jam Records as the new Executive Vice President of Brand Strategy & Content.
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.
