Nearly four years after the release of the Grammy-nominated Daytona, Pusha-T fans are eating well once again with the two-part rollout behind new track “Diet Coke.”
Following the overnight streaming release of the song, which boasts production from the artist formerly known as Kanye West as well as 88-Keys, King Push has delivered the official video. As previously teased, Ye is indeed featured in the Omar Jones-directed clip, which brings to mind the “Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)” visual.
Catch the new video up top. The “Diet Coke” cover art, meanwhile, comes from multidisciplinary artist Sterling Ruby.
Speaking with Complex in January, Pusha reminded fans that he would soon be releasing the “album of the motherfucking year.” Asked what name he would give this new era, Pusha noted he takes “the game so lightly” and detailed why there’s no chance of anyone besting him when it comes to the foundation of his creative work.
“I just want them to understand my foundation, and when it comes to my foundation, ain’t nobody fucking with me on that,” Pusha said. “So now I just take it all so lightly, and just be great. You ain’t see me do nothing for the last two years except hold my child and build homes. I just wanted the world to see my son. He’s so beautiful. I just wanted to drill that into the world for 19 good months, now it’s time to go.”
Ye, meanwhile, is currently slated to deliver a Donda sequel this month. For a rundown of what we know so far, click here.
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