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25 Mar

Posted at 23:52h in Reviews
Very often it's the case that it takes a rapper to break from his group or pairing to be truly recognised as a great solo lyricist. It worked for Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip and countless others, so its no surprise that Pusha T of the highly acclaimed Clipse duo is now causing goosebumps on solo joints. With his brother Malice currently finding favour in more religious grounds, the younger of the two Thornton brothers has upped his stakes as a premier emcee. Pushing label chief Kanye West on ‘Runaway’ aswell as sending chills on ‘So Appalled’, Pusha T now has the world’s full attention and with the Fear Of God mixtape creating assumptive waves of high expectation, the Virginia boy can reaffirm any skeptics of his lyrical prowess going beyond more than two hot verses.