Pusha T & Clipse: Ye Interview Diss Track
- The release of Clipse's new single,"Ace Trumpets," has apparently stirred some emotions for Ye.
- In the verse, Pusha T raps, "Look at them, him and him, still waiting on Yeezy/I hope you got your squeegee.
- Shortly after the song's release Friday, Ye tweeted, "I miss me and Pusha’s friendship."
The new Clipse single “Ace Trumpets” has dropped, and Pusha T’s verse is generating serious buzz by referencing Ye. Ye himself quickly responded, tweeting his feelings about the friendship. The track, produced by Pharrell, includes lines many see as a direct challenge to Ye, reigniting the conversation around their fractured relationship. This isn’t just a fresh song; it’s a signal flare pointing back to past tensions fueled by Ye’s controversial comments and criticisms of Pusha T. News Directory 3 is tracking all the details, from Pusha T’s lyrics to Ye’s tweet. Get the breakdown on their current status and what might happen when Clipse’s album drops. Discover what’s next …
Pusha T’s New Song Sparks Ye’s Reflection on Friendship
Updated May 30,2025
The release of Clipse’s new single,”Ace Trumpets,” has apparently stirred some emotions for Ye. The track, produced by Pharrell, features Pusha T, who takes a moment to seemingly address his relationship with Ye.
In the verse, Pusha T raps, “Look at them, him and him, still waiting on Yeezy/I hope you got your squeegee. At your interviews, I just kee kee, life’s peachy.”
Shortly after the song’s release Friday, Ye tweeted, “I miss me and Pusha’s friendship.”
The relationship between the two rappers has seen its share of turbulence. In 2022, Pusha T publicly criticized Ye’s anti-Semitic behavior and revealed he was no longer signed to G.O.O.D. music. Ye, in turn, has publicly called out Pusha T on multiple occasions, including during a March interview with DJ Akademiks and a livestream rant last month.
During the livestream, Ye questioned Pusha T’s “tough guy sh*t,” referencing Pusha T’s 2018 lyrical conflict with Drake, where Ye felt he had supported Pusha T.
What’s next
Clipse’s album, Let God Sort Em Out, is scheduled for release July 11. It remains to be seen if Ye and Pusha T will reconcile.