Hard Knock TV and Pusha T discuss the inspiration behind the third verse of “King Push,” emo rap, his new album and Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse.
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The whole Emo Rap comment is a thinly veiled barb at Drake. That aside I must say Pusha T is slightly hypocritical. He acts as if he is emotionally detached yet he said himself he wants to represent all angles when doing “Coke Rap”. That would include the emotional toll it takes on people but that point seems to be lost on him. Overall he is in danger of becoming redundant and irrelevant with his subject matter and needs to expand on his “emotions”.
The whole Emo Rap comment is a thinly veiled barb at Drake. That aside I must say Pusha T is slightly hypocritical. He acts as if he is emotionally detached yet he said himself he wants to represent all angles when doing “Coke Rap”. That would include the emotional toll it takes on people but that point seems to be lost on him. Overall he is in danger of becoming redundant and irrelevant with his subject matter and needs to expand on his “emotions”.