“The youth was hurt!”
At a Dior event on Monday night (Dec. 2), Pusha T interrogated his longtime friend and collaborator, Pharrell, on his IG story about why he would “denounce” such an iconic tape. “Don’t ever do that,” Push laughingly asserted. “Don’t ever say anything bad about that, never… The youth were hurt by that.”
Back in October, Pharrell denounced one of the greatest mixtapes of all time. @PUSHA_T needed answers
Skateboard P was then given an opportunity to defend his comments. “I’m gonna give you the gem and I don’t know if you will value it as much as it’s the truth,” he thoughtfully responded. “For me, I’ve always looked at life as like different eras come in and different eras go out. I’m a JAY-Z fan, I’m a Puff fan, and they made me feel like, and you were there… The residual energy that came from coming from a slave-owned state like Virginia, I felt like I needed the validity in materialism. So, for me, I found my gravity. I found my personal gravity in material items, right? And it was only until I, like, let those things go that I realize the real true value was in my, just, straight-up love…”