2 Dope Boys and Movin’ Weight with Pusha T’s ‘Daytona’

Disclaimer: The album cover is trash. No qualifier, that shit is despicable. Omar and Will came to the identification of the cover after this write up began and they perfectly understand if you don’t want to eff with the album because of it. I don’t think we know how much of this was Kanye’s call, Pusha’s knowledge of it, or what kind of trash soul it takes to pay $85K for the shock and awe of further perpetuating the narrative of someone that struggled with addiction, but was brilliant and life touching in so many ways. If you good on that, we won’t judge you. No offense taken. If you are still enjoying the album, Omar and Will got the commentary for you. I don’t care what hood rap, trap rap, rap rap you’re listening to but stop. Just stop. Pusha T dropped his album “Daytona” and brought back “The Wire” rolled up in Regan-Era Economics running for office in “New Jack City.” Yeah, it’s that real. “Daytona” goes so hard we had to bring out two specialists to cut the raw for a taste test before the distribution deal goes through. William Evans: I knew, I fuckin’ knew when your boy said: “I only ever looked up to Sosa / Y’all get a bird, this n***a Oprah” we was gettin’ that good, vintage King Push. That back to the beats on the lunch table King Push. Still got millions in the ceiling but more like a few hundred K cuz I got some shoes and shit since then, King Push. I can’t be consoled fam. Omar Holmon: I heard that man say, “Influenced by n**** Straight Outta Compton, the scal…