During a recent sit-down with Complex News, the Virginia Beach lyricist was asked directly for his reaction to the track, which has been making waves online. His response was short and blunt: "No… Just not for me," Pusha stated, making it abundantly clear that the record didn't move him.

“The Birds Don’t Sing” starts the album by trading ego for vulnerability. The brothers reflect on the deep scars left from their parents’ passing. Its title and chorus, referencing a Werner Herzog quote, suggest the two “screech in pain” in a chilling depiction of grief.

Justin Bieber released his new album, Swag, on July 11, 2025. Almost immediately, a line from Bieber’s social media or interviews caught attention.

To stay in Trump's good graces, the label reportedly demanded cuts to the duo's collab with Kendrick Lamar—so they left.

Pusha T says he wasn’t behind the leaked Kanye West texts that went viral, insisting he knows exactly who exposed the private messages instead.

What To Know About The Mystery Singer Featured On Drake’s “What Did I Miss?” Pusha T and Kendrick Lamar stayed in contact during the height of Lamar’s lyrical battle with Drake. Pusha T praised Lamar's “euphoria” diss as a standout moment in battle rap,

Now that we’re on the cusp of hearing a Clipse album for the first time in 15 years when Let God Sort Em Out drops Friday (July 11), the Virginia rap duo has been hit with a smear campaign from haters (probably from Canada). An unauthorized version of the album leaked onto the internet (y’all some haters for real).

Pusha, typically stoic, apparently “lost it” at the neutral stance. It’s the kind of moment rap fans live for—where celeb diplomacy becomes the ultimate trigger. Social media didn’t waste a beat responding to N.O.R.E.’s revelation. Starved for hot takes, fans dropped tweets that doubled as reality checks: