Pusha T: Lunch Money
Directed by Emil Nava, the video looks like a mix between Paranormal Activity and clips of security cameras pieced together (via Complex). It takes us undercover on a FBI sting, but the footage was not what they expected with crazy dance moves and downtrodden buildings where Pusha T sets the scene.
Fitting with the theme of the whole album, Pusha T asks, "This is crime by design, if the crown ain't mine, tell me who am I behind," as he looks to take over the rap game.
Pusha T has dropped a few hints about the album, including that he is in the studio with The Neptunes. He told XXL about his expectations for the album.
"This next album is like a heavy proclamation to me," Pusha told XXL. "I told people last year I had the Album of the Year. And I felt that I did. I really feel that King Push has to live up to that same hip-hop expectation...My goal is to always have Album of the Year."
Pusha T has shows his creative versatility recently, appearing on an Axwell / Ingrosso record "This Time We Can't Go Home" that the duo just premiered over the weekend with Pete Tong on BBC Radio One. It has not been finished yet, but they are using it in their Dj sets.
King Push has not been given a release date yet, but we'll update you when more information becomes available.
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