Tumi Molekane takes purpose at Pusha-T’s new monitor feat. Jay Z
TMG Leisure | 2016-06-02 15:24:25.zero
Tumi Molekane weighs in on Pusha T and Jay Z’s new monitor.
Picture by: Tumi Molekane by way of Instagram
It is no secret that Tumi Molekane hardly shies away from weighing in on something that has to do with hip-hop.
On the chopping block this time, was Pusha T’s new menacing and meditative monitor, Drug Sellers Nameless, launched earlier this week.
The track features a verse from Jay Z and in addition a pattern conservative pundit Tomi Lahren ranting about Beyoncé’s halftime efficiency through which she says, “Your husband was a drug vendor. For 14-years he bought crack cocaine.”
Nevertheless, Jay Z claps again on the information host within the sprawling verse: “Life made me ambidextrous. Countin’ with my proper, whipping white with my left wrist. Rattling Daniel. FBI maintain bringing all of them white vans via.”
Taking to Twitter, Tumi, who now goes by Stogie T, requested his followers what they considered Jay Z’s verse within the music, earlier than throwing in some views of his personal.
@SizweDhlomo …however on no account did he get bodied in any respect. Actually kinda exposes Pusha’s limitations. All the time the identical stream similar set ups.
— STOGIE T (@TumiMolekane) June 1, 2016
@SizweDhlomo nah. He is aware of the topic intimatly however he has transcended it a lot it is like watching Pacino go legit. Not thrilling…
— STOGIE T (@TumiMolekane) June 1, 2016
He additional added that he was left underwhelmed by the verse.
“Stream was shaky, appeared awkward on a beat he would often eat entire,” he wrote.
That is Pusha T’s first new track since his second solo album, King Push – Darkest Earlier than Daybreak: The Prelude, which was launched in December final yr.