Malice finally explained the expression he often wears when Pusha T starts talking wild.
During a recent Clipse AMA on Reddit, the duo took time to answer both serious and playful fan questions. One fan asked Malice directly, “What’s going through your mind when you hear Push talk smack in interviews or on tracks? I’ve noticed you have a particular look on your face.”
Malice kept it short and loyal: “I let my brother cook,” he replied. “I’m just seeing the same person I have now my entire life, be himself.”
As Clipse gear up for the release of their comeback album Let God Sort Em Out, Pusha T has been in full form—firing shots at the culture and even calling out specific rappers in interviews and lyric breakdowns.
While Pusha lets loose, fans have noticed Malice often sitting beside him with a knowing smirk or a look like he’s holding back laughter—making his “I let my brother cook” comment feel like a full-on co-sign of his brother’s bold energy.
In the same Reddit AMA, the duo also shared a few personal favorites. When asked about their favorite beats they’ve ever rapped over, Pusha T named “Let The Smokers Shine the Coupes” while Malice picked “Pussy.”
The duo also gave fans a peek into their non-rap playlists: Pusha T vibes to Sade, while Malice is more into Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and The Killers.
Let God Sort Em Out, Clipse’s long-awaited return album, is officially out now. In a cover story with Complex, Clipse and producer Pharrell opened up about the project’s creative journey. Pharrell shared that Martin Scorsese’s mob epic The Irishman heavily inspired the album’s tone.
“That shit changed me…I saw Scorsese… this guy doesn’t fucking miss, and he just gets better with time,” Pharrell said. “That doesn’t happen in rap.”
Malice also reflected on growing older in the genre: “I think hip-hop has kind of jinxed itself into thinking there is such a thing as too old, and that it should never be accepted,” he said. “Either you got the talent or you don’t. You could be old. You could be young. If you ain’t got it, then you don’t have it. You don’t stay young forever, and if you try to stay young forever, you start looking funny.”
