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Peep This: Pusha T’s ‘Suicide’ Video

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Pusha T is still promoting his critically acclaimed album from last year My Name Is My Name and  the Virginia rapper just dropped a new video for his hit single “Suicide,” which features Re-Up Gang collaborator Ab Liva.

As reported by stereogum.com:

“Pusha T already released more videos off My Name Is My Name than you can count on one hand, but why not one more when the song bangs like this.

“‘Suicide’ rides menacingly squeaky Pharrell production and features Pusha’s Re-Up Gang buddy Ab Liva, known to contribute enjoyable color commentary on classic Clipse releases. Director Nathan Brown’s video is probably not the best thing to watch if you’re epileptic, but it also manages to maintain the menacing black-and-white color palette of other recent Pusha videos. A satisfying package all around.”

Pusha T is also already planning to follow up his My Name Is My Name solo debut with another album this year. And there have been multiple reports that he and his brother No Malice will be reuniting for another Clipse album.

Check out the Pusha T’s “Suicide” video below.

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