Pusha-T Says Lana Del Rey Collaboration Is In The Works

By Tony M. Centeno

March 25, 2022

Pusha-T and Lana Del Rey
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Pusha-T set the Internet ablaze at the beginning of the year when he first revealed a clip of his new song "Diet Coke." In his post, he inexplicably used a photo of singer Lana Del Rey with a pile of white powder on her face at the first image in his post, followed by a video of him the studio rapping the song. Two months later, the Virginia rapper has finally revealed why he posted her photo.

In an interview with Rolling Stone published Thursday, March 24, Pusha-T explained that he used the photo, which stems from one of three album covers from her 2017 LP Lust For Life, because he "thought it made sense" due to the themes found in the singer's catalog. Later on, the rapper confirmed that he plans to collaborate with Del Rey in the future.

"One of the heads of Interscope called right after the picture came out and asked me to get on a remix,” Push said. “I forgot which song, but I’m still waiting for them to send it over.”

The Clipse rapper and Lana Del Rey have never joined forces before but honestly having the "Hear Me Clearly" rapper spit over some of Lana's drug-induced bangers doesn't sound like a bad idea. Hopefully, the "High By The Beach" singer's team will send the song to Pusha-T sooner than later for both of their fanbases' sake.

In the meantime, fans can expect to hear Pusha-T's upcoming album soon enough. One report previously claimed that Push's next LP might drop in April, however, the release date still has not been confirmed. Nonetheless, the album is expected to be his "best work yet," according to The Breakfast Club's Charlamagne The God.

“That new Pusha T album," Charlamagne said earlier this week. "I don’t know when it’s coming out, but I’ve been blessed to hear it. All I’ma say is absolutely Pusha’s best body of work, and I’ma leave it at that. I don’t want to put too much sauce on it.”

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