Jim Jones Seemingly Responds To Pusha T: "My Name Is My Name"
Jim Jones returned Pusha T’s subliminal shots using the title of King Push’s debut album while seemingly advising him to “Come Again.”
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Jim Jones returned Pusha T’s subliminal shots using the title of King Push’s debut album while seemingly advising him to “Come Again.”
Jim Jones had some feelings about Pusha T's career earlier this year, and as expected, King Push has some words back.
The low-stakes drama between Jim Jones and Pusha T has been building for months. Back in April, in an appearance on the Rap Caviar Podcast, the Dipset member criticized King Push’s #29 ranking on Billboard’s list of the 50 greatest rappers, arguing that the Clipse rapper has not had a deep enough impact on culture to merit such high placement on the list. “They don’t play his shit outside,” Jones said at the time. He reiterated his stance on The Breakfast Club later that month, asking host Charlamagne Tha God, “Could you name five Pusha T records?”
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