Pusha T

Here’s the CDQ version of Pusha T’s dope new track.

You signed to one nigga that’s signed to another nigga, that’s signed to three niggas; now that’s bad luck… -Pusha T

You know who that line was for right?

Lil Wayne tweeted this below:

If you haven’t heard of buzzing 16-year-old Chi-Town rapper Chief Keef, his name should be pretty prominent as soon as the G.O.O.D. Music remix of his super ignant jam “I Don’t Like” featuring Jadakiss hits the Internets. The simple and clean black and red artwork for the remix was recently unveiled, so as surprised as you may be at by this collab, it is in fact real.

With Keef’s tunes bumpin’ in every other Chicago teen’s ipods it was only a matter time before Mr. West and the like took notice. According to Keef, Birdman is also familiar with the thuggish young spitta’s ratchet catalog and wants to sign him to Cash Money. At this point I’m not at all a fan of the kid but obviously he’s got a “Lil B goes trap” factor to him that gets some [ignorant-loving] people going so look for his star to keep rising as the masses get familiar. As for the “I Don’t Like” remix, it should arrive any day now.

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TUGE comes through with another weekly installment of tough rhymes and adds weight to the already heavy G.O.O.D. Music single, “Mercy.” The New York spitta brings his usual wit and humor to the track with bars like “Tranquilo, And in my trunk, kilos / If they pull me over shit could get ugly like my son Cee-Lo.” With his raps onto the front of the already dope lineup, TUGE manages to upgrade your  already dope “Mercy” listening experience. TUGE’s upcoming project Ignorant Elegance is on the way.

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Welcome to Sample Sundays on MTD. I’ve been wanting to start a weekly sample-driven post on here for some time now but I guess it took some new G.O.O.D. Music to finally flip the switch. By now you should be well aware that Kanye dropped  “Theraflu” and “Mercy”  this week and shambled the Internets. The latter is produced by Yeezy’s recent signee, Lifted, and samples the patois chants of late Dancehall Legend. The sample derives from Fuzzy’s intro on the Super Beagle song “Dust A Sound Boy” produced by Winston Riley.

Since it’s probably difficult for those of us unfamiliar with Patois to understand Fuzzy’s chants, feel free to read a transcription below along with a stream of G.O.O.D. Music’s Mercy.

“WELL—It is a weeping and a moaning and a gnashing of teeth in the dancehall—and who no have teeth gwine run pon them gums. Caw when time it comes to my sound, which is the champion sound, the bugle has blown so many times, and it still have one more time left, caw the amount of stripe weh deh pon our shoulder. Nah bother sound test we, and them can’t test we. COME Super Beagle and your girl!”

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We got the tagged up and bombed version last night but here’s the first single off the G.O.O.D. Music album, “Mercy,” produced by Liftoff without all the unwanted interruptions. My vote for who distributed the most lyrical drugs is as follows: 2 Chainz > Yeezy > Push > Sean.

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G.O.O.D. Friday has arrived with the first single off of G.O.O.D. Music’s compilation album. Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T and 2 Chainz all join forces on “Mercy” which employs production from Yeezy’s newest signee, Liftoff. This song definitely has an ill bounce but the tribal rants between verses don’t mesh well if you ask me. What do you think? Who had the most memorable verse?

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G.O.O.D. Friday’s gets revisited in less than 48 hours away (the actual Good Friday), Yeezy reveals the cover art for the first single off the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music compilation, “Mercy.” As the artwork indicates, the track will feature Mr. West himself along with Big Sean, Pusha T and 2 Chaaaaiiiiinnnnzzzz. Rap gods have mercy!

Big Bronx aka Fred Da Godson drops off the drug tale ‘Doves Fly” featuring Pusha T. The track is off of Fred’s DJ Drama hosted mixtape City of God. The video is directed by Taya Simmons. The movie dialogue that preludes the song is dope too.

N.O.R.E. gets Pusha T and Meek Mill in on a scheme to jux those with “Scared Money” in the new video for te joint which appears on the Queens veteran’s forthcoming S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. album. I’m definitely gonna be sayin’ “Rumple Stiltskin ‘em” for the next week or so.

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Push-a-ton puts white on white for his ‘Tony Montana’ freestyle visuals. The G.O.O.D. Music emcee’s Fear of God II: Let Us Pray is out today.

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