From John Legend to Travis Scott, the G.O.O.D. Music label head has long been one of hip-hop's best talent-discoverers
Welcome to the finale of The Kanye Effect,
our six-week digital miniseries exploring the many ways the hip-hop
visionary has changed the game. Episode 6, "Artists," gets into Yeezy's ringleader abilities and his penchant for breaking new artists and reviving old ones. You'll get commentary from YouHeardThatNew's Low Key, Alvin Blanco from Hip-Hop Wired, Fuse's Zach Dionne and, from the vault, Pusha T and Common.
Blanco uses King Push as an example, saying:
See the video up top for the rest, and watch every episode of The Kanye Effect right here.
Blanco uses King Push as an example, saying:
"Pusha T was down with Clipse, ill MC, anybody that's a hip-hop head
knows who Pusha T is, knows his bars are crazy. But then Kanye West
gives him that cosign, it's like, now Pusha T has deals with Adidas or he's the president of G.O.O.D. Music."
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