Pusha T

American rapper and lyricist

Pusha T - Performers & Entertainers born May 13th, 1977
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Pusha T emerged as a prominent rapper in the late 1990s, initially gaining recognition as part of the duo Clipse alongside his brother. The duo's debut album, 'Lord Willin'', received critical acclaim and commercial success, establishing a foothold in hip-hop. Pusha T later ventured into a successful solo career, releasing albums such as 'My Name Is My Name' and 'DAYTONA', the latter earning a Grammy nomination. Pusha T is also known for contributing to the work of other artists and for his involvement in the music industry as a president of a record label. His lyrical content often explores themes of street life and personal experiences.

Released critically acclaimed album 'DAYTONA'

Gained recognition with Clipse's 'Lord Willin''

Served as president of GOOD Music label

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