Pusha T and No Malice tell the story of Clipse in a CNN segment that chronicles the brothers' rise and recent split after older brother No Malice decided to leave rap for religion. The segment features the brothers detailing their respective feelings about that decision, the music business, dope dealing and more in conversation with CNN's Bill Weir. While Pusha T hits the road solo and expands into other creative industries as a business man, No Malice is firm about his disinterest in rapping about drugs and violence and plays venues that pale into comparison to the crowds Clipse commanded together in support of his religious solo project Hear Ye Him. While neither of them seems totally averse to reuniting, it seems for now that they will not find common ground on a secular stage. Check the footage below to watch the full segment from CNN. Purchase Pusha T's My Name Is My Name LP via iTunes. Grab No Malice's Hear Ye Him LP via iTunes. Stay tuned for more from Pusha T and No Malice, respectively.
