While most [good] interviews with musicians tend to understandably focus on the music and how it was made, Montreality likes to take a more off-kilter approach, learning about the music by asking rudimentary biographical questions. This is starkly different from the Nardwuar approach or even RESPECT.’s typical approach, but this method clearly has it merits. Pusha-T comes across as comfortable and even a bit excited when he’s asked about his experience in school. Sometimes rappers just like to be talked to like regular people. Watch the interview below. Pusha-T also discusses his upcoming album King Push and his opinion on The Grammy’s.
You might also like
More from News
BROOKLYN’S FINEST: LEGENDS IN FOCUS! Feb. 4th – Brooklyn, NY
Letter from RESPECT. Founder I’m honored to curate along with longtime collaborator, Datwon Thomas, "Brooklyn’s Finest: Legends in Focus" — a …
A Great Night In Hip-Hop. Paying Tribute to Hip-Hop’s Most Iconic Photo at Fotografiska NY
Please join XXL veteran journalists and contributors on May 9, 2023 — Sheena Lester, Datwon Thomas, Bonsu Thompson, Larry Hester, …
SLAUGHTERHOUSE Exclusive! Throwback to The Movement!
RESPECT. Exclusive! Assassination Day! Shady Records’ Slaughterhouse Counts down to The Release of Welcome to Our House. [Straight From The Crate...Originally Captured for RESPECT. …
