Let God Sort Em Out
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Music Videos Today, Clipse dropped yet another "Let God Sort Em Out" visual, directed by Cole Bennett and featuring Tyler The Creator.
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Music Pusha T's issues with Travis Scott stem from the "Utopia" rollout, specifically the content of Drake's verse on "Meltdown."
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Music With numerous stars dropping music in May, we are taking a look at the hottest rap albums & songs of the last month.
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Music Pusha T and No Malice barred up on the new Clipse album, but some fans felt like this PnB Rock bar went a little too far.
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Music As arguably the most anticipated, hyped-up, and leaked verse of the year, Kendrick Lamar's Clipse feature was unsurprisingly grand.
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Music “So Be It” set off a media storm after the Clipse dissed Kanye West, Travis Scott, and Drake on the track. Pusha T would address his issues.
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Music Pusha T and No Malice (with EARTHGANG's support) are going on their first national tour as Clipse since 2010.
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Songs The Clipse released their debut album, Lord Willin', in 2002. The album would become a hip-hop classic heavily sampled in today's rap.
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Music Jay-Z also seemingly hinted at working on new music while speaking with Frazier Tharpe for the GQ interview.
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Music Clipse's "Let God Sort Em Out" is taking over rap album of the year conversations, but Justin Bieber allegedly wasn't feeling it.
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Music From Pusha T's beef with Kanye and Jim Jones to how Kendrick Lamar became the catalyst for the Clipse's departure from Def Jam.
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Aron A. -
Beef Consequence and Pusha T have been exchanging insults for years with Con recently revealing a text thread of Pusha T apologizing to Ye.
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Bryson "Boom" Paul -
Music Pusha T recently revealed that he and No Malice are no longer signed to Def Jam ahead of their new album release.
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Music Pusha T and No Malice told GQ that Kendrick Lamar handed his feature verse for Clipse's new album a while ago.
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Music Freddie Gibbs is like many hip-hop fans this year with his take on Clipse's "Let God Sort Em Out" and the run they're on.
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Zachary Horvath