Pusha T

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Pusha feature on August Alsina's debut album 
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_, I was crack in the school zone
Two beepers on me, Starter jacket that was two toned
Four lockers, four different _ got their mule on
Black Ferris Bueller, cutting school with his jewels on
Couldn't do wrong with a chest full of chains and a arm full of watches
What I sell for pain in the hood, I'm a doctor
Zhivago tried to fight the urge like Ivan Drago, if he dies he dies
Like Doughboy to Tre, if he rides he rides
Throwing punches in his room, if he cries he cries
We don't drink away the pain, when a _ die
We add a link to the chain, inscribe a _ name in your flesh
We playing on a higher game of chess
Once you delegate his bills who gon' _ his _ the best?
A million megapixels of the Pyrex
Started on the scale digital, my only Timex
_, this is timeless, simply cause it's honest
Pure as the fumes that be _ with my sinus
_ this is Simon says, Simon red
Blood on your diamonds 'til you dying – dead,  yuugh!
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This verse still gives me the chills. Pusha deserved an Grammy/Emmy/Oscar for this album 
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So underrated man always been my favorite rapper
 
TheGrandPuba26 said:
 
_, I was crack in the school zone

Two beepers on me, Starter jacket that was two toned

Four lockers, four different _ got their mule on

Black Ferris Bueller, cutting school with his jewels on

Couldn't do wrong with a chest full of chains and a arm full of watches

What I sell for pain in the hood, I'm a doctor

Zhivago tried to fight the urge like Ivan Drago, if he dies he dies

Like Doughboy to Tre, if he rides he rides

Throwing punches in his room, if he cries he cries

We don't drink away the pain, when a _ die

We add a link to the chain, inscribe a _ name in your flesh

We playing on a higher game of chess

Once you delegate his bills who gon' _ his _ the best?

A million megapixels of the Pyrex

Started on the scale digital, my only Timex

_, this is timeless, simply cause it's honest

Pure as the fumes that be _ with my sinus

_ this is Simon says, Simon red

Blood on your diamonds 'til you dying – dead,
 yuugh!
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This verse still gives me the chills. Pusha deserved an Grammy/Emmy/Oscar for this album 
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i still cant say as a guy who aint a fan of dude how much i love this album
 
I'm happy for Malice. I'm not into religion but thru his rhymes the remorse of selling poison to his community and glorifying it was always evident.

There reaches a point when one decides enough is enough and realizes the power they have to spread a positive message.
 
You gotta understand malice went through something deeper than just seeing his lyrics was bad. Dude was out there cheating on his wife and having multiple relationships and what not
 
I respect No Malice and Pusha's views on the situation.

Malice always sounded remorseful in his raps to begin with so when he turned that corner it didn't really surprise me. Even though he's one of my favorite rappers ever, who he is as a man and for his family is more important than his art. He was actually man enough to even realize that he was losing himself in the materialism and hedonism of the rap world and for that I can do nothing but respect that man because its easier to self destruct.


Push on the other hand, he understands the implications behind his words and the street **** that he raps about. He's seen his whole crew get locked up by the Feds but he knows that the problems that exist in the black community came long before hip hop. Like he said, he grew up hearing the same message in the music but it wasn't what pushed him to get involved in that life. Even though with his talent I do wish that he would expound on the harsh realities a bit more, I get where he's coming from. He's a genius writer, he's as good a rapper as Francis Ford Coppola is a director and I look at their work in the same fashion. It's just always going to be different with hip hop because the origins and the connection it will always have to the black community.
 
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much respect to MALICE dude said WHITE KIDS can listen to gangsta rap get back to business & everything is all good but our people are the ones eating our babies.. Powerful & true statement wish more of these rappers take the same road he did...
 
Antidope said:
Listened to My Name Is My Name again, this album is not good, its great. Didnt hit me when it first dropped but man.
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Yeah im the same way. My biggest mistake was listening to these critically acclaimed reviews it got before i listened to it myself. I think i expected too much. Thought it was overrated. 6 months later im really feeling it. 
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That CNN vid shows exactly what makes them great as a team. Both are pretty much opposites yet you can understand their motives for how they are.
 
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