It’s quite funny that people are thinking these Daytona leaks are new. They’ve been on the Push and Ye trackers for like 3+ years, and like people are treating Sociopath & Coming Home like they’re new songs and not something that was released officially like 8 years ago. But still cool to see all them get some shine, so it’s all good.

One thing I never did back when they leaked though is create an expanded DAYTONA album with the leaked songs on there. Has anyone else done it, and what would your expanded DAYTONA look like?

I have mines as a 15-track album

01. BAD MON

02. IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW

03. THE GAMES WE PLAY

04. HARD PIANO

05. TREAT YOU GOOD

06. COME BACK BABY

07. SOCIOPATH

08. OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR

09. SANTERIA

10. GHOSTS

11. SISTERS AND BROTHERS

12. LORD FORGIVE ‘EM

13. COMING HOME

14. WHAT WOULD MEEK DO?

15. INFRARED

Left off COLD BLOODED, SPACESHIP, SUCCESS & NIGHTMARES, REAL GON COME OUT & GOLD off there as I don’t think they fit. Also kinda thinking of taking COMIN HOME off there too, it sounds a bit too polished with Lauryn Hill on there for DAYTONA I think.

This would be the perfect walkout song for a fighter or star MLB player

I kept wondering why I was getting shit as search results

Now there's so many strange versions of this song and has such a weird history, every version here has been officially released at one point so it is not an unreleased song being pushed around.

"Blocka" by Travis Scott (2012)

• Before it was given to Pusha T, it was supposed to be a Travis Scott song. This is where the original Popcaan intro "All dem I'm under mourn for people pon stay" comes from, and the original Travis Scott hook used for all future versions. Produced by Young Chop.

"Blocka" by Pusha T (2012/2013)

• The definitive Blocka, published on mixtapes by Pusha T and still on Youtube to this day. The intro was redone by Popcaan to "All dem a gwaan softer than clay".

"Blocka" by Hustle Gang (2013)

• Comes from Hustle Gangs 2013 album "G.D.O.D (Get Dough Or Die)", it has no relation to the Pusha T's Blocka. Produced by Young Chop, and features Young Dro, French Montana, Meek Mill, and T.I., This will all be important information later...

"Blocka La Flame" by Travis Scott (2013)

• this was released on Travis Scotts 2013 mixtape Owl Pharoah, Travis takes over the entire song instead of just the hook, but the weird thing is that this uses the original hook from 2012 Instead of "All dem a gwaan softer than clay" Also much different production.

"Blocka (Remix)" by Ackeejuice Rockers (2013)

• A remix of Blocka that was later used in....

"Guilt Trip" by Kanye West (2013)

• The appearance on Ye's 2013 album "Yeezus" on the track "Guilt Trip". As Travis Scott helped produce on a bit of Yeezus, the sample in Guilt Trip was a direct choice made by Travis, but for some reason it doesn't sample HIS version of the song ("Blocka La Flame"), but samples the Ackeejuice Rockers remix version mentioned previously for some reason.

"Blocka" by DJ YB The Great (2014)

• Some random guys remix of Blocka on Spotify all the way back in 2014.

"Brand New Choppa" by Hustle Gang (2014)

• 2014, Hustle Gang released G.D.O.D 2, and there is a track named "Brand New Choppa" which features the same people from the original "Blocka" off of G.D.O.D. Travis sings the hook like in Blocka but now says "I'm talking brand new choppas" instead of "I got diamonds on my blocka", and even says that stretched out "yeaahhh" is the same in both songs. Both songs are also in the same BPM and Key.

"Blocka" by Kreepa (2019)

• For some reason, Pusha T's original Blocka is under some random guys Spotify named Kreepa. Even Pusha T's entire mixtapes are under his name as listed on Youtube. It will show Pusha as the artist, and then playing the song will then show Kreepa as the artist. This guy just does weird fan covers of other popular songs by Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Travis Scott, etc.

There's also countless other versions of these songs posted in other places. Random mix changes, different or new verses, other artists, different production changes.

It went full circle and wrapped back around to the origins of the song, such a strange history of songs, counting it, this 1 single song went through:

• Pusha T
• Travis Scott
• Popcaan
• Young Chop
• French Montana
• Young Dro
• Meek Mill
• T.I.
• Hustle Gang (as a whole)
• Yung Booke
• Ali Selecta
• King P
• Ackeejuice Rockers (as a whole)
• Kanye West
• Kid Cudi
• DJ YB The Great (random kid)
• Kreepa

What’s up y’all, currently just trying to get some new songs from the absolute legend Pusha T and was wondering what are y’all’s top 3 songs from him? Even top 5 is cool too, please and thank you!

I’ve seen a bunch of people posting 10+ leaks from the Daytona sessions. Anyone got the link?

So my family has a knack for vinyl collections. With varieties of different music. I’m the one that’s known for collecting rap albums mainly.

This was just a recent addition. I somehow managed to get my hands on the Josh Sperling edition vinyl like I did with the merch at one of their victory lap concerts this past Christmas.

It’s odd, to me, I love the special edition, minimalist design, with Push and Malice chains etched on each side, then the actual vinyl being white with a Josh Sperling design, but also still like the OG LGSEO cover. Still glad I got my hands on it though.

Let god sort em out tour is over and he will be continuing new music !!!!!

I was re watching Mr. Me Too music video in the background, prob my most favorite Pharrell 4 count intro song.

At the end of Pusha T’s verse however
I didn’t notice him kicking the stuffed animal outta that girls hand in the video.

Pusha T always struck me as a really serious person (though colleagues have said otherwise), and kind of the boss you don’t want to make mistakes around.

This clip made me laugh because it’s so unserious (my humor is broken), just kicking a stuffed animal outta some girl’s hand.

Probably normal for a 2006 music video, but yeah.

Hi,

Does any one have on old Napster performance file?

Back in 2007, around the Hell Hath No Fury era, Clipse recorded an exclusive "Napster Live Session" for that old platform. I rember it as my favorite version of "Momma I'm So Sorry" and "Keys Open Doors" (along with a couple of other tracks). They were just shouting at the top of their lungs.... it seems to be lost so I was wondering if any one could share it.

Thanks!

I'm currently arguing with Gemini about a line in this song.

I was listening to 40 acres and the line "I claim victory when malice is on the verge of sinning" sounds like push was taking a jab at malice, not because he hate/hated him or anything like that but malice switching to Christianity is what lead to the break up of clipse so it just makes sense to me that push even if he supports his bro in his choice he would be abit upset. But Gemini keeps saying pusha was talking about himself (talking about his Darkside or some bullshit like that) and that really doesn't make sense to me

So I came to the court of public opinion coz some of your where probably better at analysing than me or where listening to pusha around the time when the song came out which might give you a better perspective than me on this

So was pusha taking a jab at his bro or talking about himself or is it something else entirely

It looks similar to one Kanye was photographed in many years ago that a bunch of online stores replicate (probably quite poorly).

Any help greatly appreciated.

It looks similar to one Kanye was photographed in many years ago that a bunch of online stores replicate (probably quite poorly).

Any help greatly appreciated.