Pusha T’s name has long been associated with cocaine, which isn’t surprising considering a huge part of the Virginia Beach native’s public persona is built around moving bricks.
On Sunday (July 2), government officials found cocaine in a section of the White House where visitors are asked to leave their smartphones. The Secret Service is currently looking into who the illegal substance belonged to, but the Hip Hop community already has a suspect in mind.
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Following the reports, Twitter began making jokes centered on Pusha T visiting the White House during the Obama administration. Some were even convinced that he’s going to use the White House controversy in his upcoming music, with one user writing: “This one is just absolutely teed up for an all-time @PUSHA_T bar.”
Check out some of the tweets clowning Push below:
— Ten Hag’s Son (@thambidave) July 4, 2023
This one is just absolutely teed up for an all-time @PUSHA_T bar https://t.co/u9h7OtgJy2
— Jake Woolf (@jakewoolf) July 4, 2023
Pusha T, Freddie Gibbs, and all of Griselda just ran to the studio https://t.co/WouGpw9zik
— Jordan A. Hayles (@MR_STiXX) July 4, 2023
Some the above posts also list some of rap’s other usual suspects when it comes to cocaine-related activity, namely Freddie Gibbs and the Griselda Big Three. Each of these MCs have one thing in common: pushing bars like the kilos they claimed to have sold back in the day, and doing so with the same intensity.
Contrary to the seriousness of their music, the social media content that tends to follow the self-incriminating topic is hilarious.
Pusha has been very open about his flipping coke in his younger days, so when it comes to those looking to move weight, there are few better suited to offer advice.
Last year, the It’s Almost Dry MC shared some of his dope boy wisdom with a fan who claimed to have purchased their “first brick.” Clearly excited about the saran-wrapped package, they tagged the Clipse rapper on Twitter and credited him with inspiring the investment.
“Got my first brick to flip courtesy of @PUSHA_T,” they wrote.
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Push caught wind of the post and schooled the fan on how to properly preserve the “brick” on their drive home without attracting any unwanted attention. “Drive home slow and very steady,” he advised.
