Everything is Pusha T

[Escobar305]

Drake wanted to be like Jay. Then he became Jay.

silly canadians

[Escobar305]

"I put my boos in those Cruise/Cruz collections
Life’s A bitch
A to Z on her shoe collection, take your pick"

MY GOD

[drizzle]

a 46 yo billionaire dropped awkward lines about using google and a vine made by a 16yo



my faith in rap is restored!

[Employee]

Shit's terrible.

[EMCEE DARTH MALEK]

jay z isn't cool anymore

[stype_ones]

Wow, Jay needs to hang it up. I literally cringed a few times listening to that.

[Blockhead]

I like the beat and Pusha is good on it. Jay...well...yeah.

[hessbz12]

I didn't know that people actually still cared about Jay-Z. Wait, they don't.

[EMCEE DARTH MALEK]

pusha does ;)

[step one]

I didn't know that people actually still cared about Jay-Z. Wait, they don't.

American rap dudes over 25/30ish do. Twitter goes nuts every time he does anything. I have noticed it tends to be more 'industry' type people that comment though. I guess older DJs would rather play an average/boring Jay Z record than Young Thug or Future. People with no vested interests dont seem to give a shit.

[Employee]

American rap dudes

vested interests

[Escobar305]

hula hooping through loopholes, bling bling, daaaamn daniel, etc. >>>>> chaining tatum, ghost written tunes

hova da gawd, triple entendre king, dont even ask me how

[Escobar305]

Pusha Wrote the McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” Jingle

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Pusha T is well-known as an exceptional rapper and the president of Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music, but who knew that your neighborhood Pusha had commercial credits in the game as well. When talking with Ebro and crew at Hot 97, Steve Stoute, who was promoting his new publication TheStashed, revealed that the McDonalds slogan “I’m Lovin’ It” and the initial commercial and jingle attached, were penned by Push himself.

“Our first big thing was launching ‘I’m Lovin It’ for McDonalds, that was in 2004,” Stoute said, speaking of his marketing company Translation. Ebro then shared what was the popular opinion, that Pharrell and Justin Timberlake had crafted the tune, but Stoute quickly corrected him. “You know who did that? Pusha T. That’s crazy that Pusha T wrote the song for McDonalds,” he said. “I can’t remember the money [received]. It was 11 years ago. Nobody was upset.”

For Push, the revelation comes at a near perfect time, as he just recently dropped the first single off his upcoming album King Push. “Drug Dealers Anonymous” stirred plenty of conversation, as on it, Jay Z makes a meme-referencing punchline and uses an audio clip from news anchor Tomi Lahren, who emphasized Jay’s drug dealing past as means to invalidate Beyonce as a social messenger. Lahren responded to her inclusion on the song swiftly, writing on Twitter, “I’ve got 99 problems but trust me, being on your rap ain’t one.”

Watch Stoute’s Hot 97 convo up top with the commercial and jingle discussed included just below.

[CarlosDelgothoes]

Sprite is better tho

[TheTed]

Beat is pretty dope
Pusha is dope
Jay is.....ok

7/10 track, looking forward to the album

[Employee]

[Employee]