Pusha T Explains Delay Behind Madlib-Produced Album

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Pusha T Explains Delay Behind Madlib-Produced Album

Pusha T has answered the lingering questions about the fate of his long-awaited album with storied producer Madlib. In a discussion on the first episode of his radio show with Noah-Callahan Bever, the "Diet Coke" rapper explained that it was just a matter of going in a different direction from his last album, DAYTONA.

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