Pusha T reveals where things stand with Kanye West

Seems like Pusha T is all the way back and he wants all the major players to acknowledge his presence.

The rapper has reunited with Clipse partner and brother Malice to produce their new studio album, Let God Sort Em Out.

The project is produced by Pharrell Williams and is set to come out on 11 July, with appearances by Kendrick Lamar, Nas and John Legend.

King Push has been busy promoting his new album by giving interviews and even dropping a Travis Scott diss track.

The 48-year-old recently appeared on The New York Times’ Popcast to discuss everything from his Clipse days to his estranged friend Ye, formerly known as Kanye West.

“There’s no heartbreak,” Pusha initially downplayed the bad blood between him and Ye but went on to say “we ain’t the same.”

“Outside of music, we’re nothing. His principles, his morals, his mindset. We don’t see eye to eye,” the artist said.

The comments follow the scathing remarks Pusha made about his former partner to GQ Magazine a few weeks ago.

The Grindin’ hitmaker discussed the Flashing Lights singer’s online shenanigans and suggested that Ye is self-aware of his “issues” and acting like a “pro wrestler.”

However, the praise quickly turned into psychoanalysis when the New Yorker claimed that Ye sees right through him.

“That's why me and him don't get along, because he sees through my fakeness with him. He knows I don't think he’s a man. He knows it,” Pusha said.

In 2022, the singer cut all ties with the record label, G.O.O.D. Music, which was founded by Ye after it was revealed that they were no longer on speaking terms.

It is worth noting the Donda artist himself appointed Pusha as the president of G.O.O.D. Music in 2015 and the label subsequently produced many successful albums.

What songs have Kanye West and Pusha T worked on?

Ye and Pusha have collaborated on several tracks, including Mercy and New God Flow, both released in 2012.

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