Montreality interviews are cool because they’re often outside of the box. Hearing Pusha T talk about working as a parking attendant as a teenager, or buying his mother a Jaguar before the first record deal may bring a smile, but when Pusha Ton’s eyes light up about the level of realness he used in The Clipse’s second LP to hit shelves, Hell Hath No Fury, it’s particularly interesting. That LP had some particularly cold moments…

These interviews make Heads pull out old albums and listen especially close, the way we do with the greats like 2Pac, Jay Z, and The Notorious B.I.G. Actual factual…

Do you think there’s a particular verse Pusha T is casually alluding to?

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