Pusha T is as much a hip-hop legend as anyone still making music. His early career started off as one half of the almighty Clipse, alongside his big brother No Malice.

They changed the industry in more ways than one with their early success, before ultimately disbanding as a group due to certain legal issues they went through. Instead of letting his career die with the ending of the group, Pusha made a transition to a solo artist and a future executive for a major label, G.O.O.D. Music.

In a recent interview with Complex’s “Blueprint,” Pusha speaks about this transition and everything he’s learned along the way.

It’s been two decades that Push has been in the game, and he’s been more than relevant the entire time. Enjoy this in-depth sit-down below and get inside the mind of hip-hop veteran Pusha T.