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Peep This: Pusha T And Rick Ross Release “Hold On” Video

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pusha-t-hold-on-videoA few weeks ago Pusha T and Rick Ross took fans behind-the-scenes as they shot the video for the Virginia rapper’s new single “Hold On.”  The track is  featured on Pusha T’s  new solo album My Name Is My Name and the  video features Pusha and Ross talking to people in the streets about life. According to stupiddope.com:

“G.O.O.D. Music’s own, Pusha T, returns to the scene today. After dropping one of the hottest albums of the year with My Name Is My Name, is back today with a brand new video for one of the many stand outs on the opus. The track is called “Hold On” and features the MMG head honcho, Rick Ross, who joins Pusha in a lyrical tirade.

The fellas bring their tracks to life in proper form, showing off their lyrical skills and their content nicely, with a cleanly shot, well put together clip.”

The “Hold On” video is definitely another hit for Pusha T  and is a testament to the work that he puts in to prove that he can still win with a “real” rap album.

Check out Pusha T and Rick Ross in the “Hold On” video below.

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