PUSHA T - My Name is My Name Album Discussion [Full Stream]

[MartyMcFly]

i like this album overall...its exactly what i expected from pusha. Tho he did get beats from havoc & was in a session with just blaze i wonder whar happened to those tracks

and idk about yall but im not gonna accept the blatant ma$e biting on that kelly roland track

I need to hear him over Havoc..Depending on what Just gave him, it could overpower him though so I'm not too anxious to hear that. But I need those Havoc tracks

 

[stepbackj34spud]

Classic

 

[up in here]

God damn I can't get enough of this fukkin album. It's like I don't want to hear nothing else right now. This shyt is just that dope

 

[Medio]

nikka literally talking about the same shyt every track, i don't know how anyone could enjoy it that much

 

[up in here]

nikka literally talking about the same shyt every track, i don't know how anyone could enjoy it that much

Every rapper talks about the same shyt on every track. It only really matters how good they do it

 

[Medio]

Every rapper talks about the same shyt on every track. It only really matters how good they do it

nah

 

[MartyMcFly]

God damn I can't get enough of this fukkin album. It's like I don't want to hear nothing else right now. This shyt is just that dope

Word. I'm either listening to this or podcasts when I'm out of the house now. And with that said, I'm still hype for the actual release on Tuesday

 

[up in here]

nah

Yeah

 

[Budda]

Album is overrated on here, 3.5/4 effort really.

The album to be honest is ruined by the hooks, and by the fitting in of RnB singers who simply don't mesh well with the production or the direction of the album.

To be honest Pusha should have had more hard hitting songs like 'King Push' 'Nosetalgia' on the album, this is where he truly excels, instead he had the likes of Kelly Rowland, Future do their best to try ruin a potentially classic album.

 

[Budda]

Best released i've heard this year though.

 

[CDoty]

Album is overrated on here, 3.5/4 effort really.

The album to be honest is ruined by the hooks, and by the fitting in of RnB singers who simply don't mesh well with the production or the direction of the album.

To be honest Pusha should have had more hard hitting songs like 'King Push' 'Nosetalgia' on the album, this is where he truly excels, instead he had the likes of Kelly Rowland, Future do their best to try ruin a potentially classic album.

stop complaining

 

[GollyImGully]

I need to hear him over Havoc..Depending on what Just gave him, it could overpower him though so I'm not too anxious to hear that. But I need those Havoc tracks

yea push on a havoc beat must be

i think he would sound good on a just blaze beat if its in the same style as "lord knows"

 

[MartyMcFly]

yea push on a havoc beat must be

i think he would sound good on a just blaze beat if its in the same style as "lord knows"

Push over Havoc may be evil incarnate

 

[Harry B]

nikka literally talking about the same shyt every track, i don't know how anyone could enjoy it that much

The big picture maybe, just like most RnB albums are about love.
But every song treats different aspects, scenarios, concepts, history, present time, what it did to them, what it could've done, why they did what they did, how they did it etc.

 

[MartyMcFly]

The big picture maybe, just like most RnB albums are about love.
But every song treats different aspects, scenarios, concepts, history, present time, what it did to them, what it could've done, why they did what they did, how they did it etc.

And as a fan of Cuban Linx and Reasonable Doubt and countless other similar albums to this content wise, it's about those variations. He's not just talking about cocaine but also talking about the effect it had on him, his family, his relationships and what success has done to him and his family and friends. And the dude gets really introspective on parts too..and I can't remember an artist putting that kinda spin on what a "snitch" is and explaining the other side of it. As opposed to just being angry about the snitch or taking the typical approach, he expresses the sadness, anger and disbelief that someone close to him would do that.

Despite his mission statement on King Push, dude does rap more about "trap nigguz" and to my surprise, is surprisingly eloquent about a lot that the life entails