For Tyler, the Creator, incomes a characteristic on Clipse’s Let God Kind Em Out album was actually a bucket listing merchandise, as Pusha T has referred to Tyler as the “No. 1 Clipster.”
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A month after his “P.O.V.” hit streaming companies, Tyler remains to be geeked that he’s on a Clipse undertaking, effectively over 20 years since turning into a fan.
The Grammy-winning rapper joined Zane Lowe for an interview with Apple Music on Thursday (Aug. 7), the place he known as his collaboration with Clipse one of many prime moments of his life to this point.
“Simply urgent play and listening to your voice on a Clipse album. I don’t assume of us know the burden that s—t actually obtained. I obtained Grammys, I obtained whips, I performed did all of it. That may be prime eight moments of my life,” he claimed. “So thanks to Pusha, Malice, [Pharrell]. For actual, love y’all down.”
Tyler advised Scorching 97 that he re-recorded his verse for the album about “79 to 100 times” earlier than lastly getting it proper whereas recording on tour in Dublin, and admitted at one level that he almost texted Pusha to scrap it altogether. “It’s been a number of occasions I’ve gotten nervous and attempting to nail that verse with two of my Mount Rushmores, produced by Mount Rushmore, was like I can’t f—okay this up for me,” he mentioned throughout the interview.
Tyler continued: “It took me so lengthy to put in writing that and simply attempting to good it … Was actually in that b—h sweating. That n—a Pusha despatched me that earlier than I went on tour, most likely in April and I ain’t get him that s—t till finish of Might, early June.”
“P.O.V.” entered the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 65 as a standout from Clipse’s Let God Kind Em Out, which debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200.
Take heed to “P.O.V.” and watch the total interview beneath.