A rep for Def Jam and UMG didn’t immediately reply to request for comment. The move forced Clipse to push back the album’s release date, which was originally supposed to be sometime in 2024.

After they negotiated a release from Def Jam (for Clipse and Pusha) after paying what Victor described as an “insane amount of money,” they inked a distribution deal with Roc Nation within 24 ...

But Def Jam rejected Victor's idea. "Their response was, 'How about you just find somewhere else to put out Clipse? Just pay something to us and put it out somewhere else," he stated.

Def Jam ultimately decided to release Clipse and drop Pusha as a solo artist, Pusha said, allowing Clipse to search for another label home. A rep for Def Jam and UMG didn’t immediately reply to ...

It was a winding road for Clipse to Let God Sort Em Out. Def Jam attempted to block their collaboration with Kendrick from landing on the album, which led to Pusha paying seven figures to buy himself ...

But [if] you let us all go… ” So with that, Def Jam agreed to release Clipse and Pusha T as a solo artist. Clipse has since signed to Roc Nation, and their new album will drop on July 11.

Yesterday, Clipse made waves when GQ revealed that they have left Def Jam Recordings amid a spat over Kendrick Lamar's appearance on their upcoming Let God Sort Em Out project.