Clipse's Five Grammy Nominations, "Let God Sort 'Em Out" Inspiration, and What's Next Revealed in Conversation with Billboard
In a candid conversation with Billboard's senior director of hip-hop and R&B, Carl Lamarre, Clipse discusses their five Grammy nominations for the album "Let God Sort 'Em Out," their return to the music scene after a 15-year hiatus, and what's next for the duo.
The conversation begins with Pusha T stating that he feels "lucky" to be nominated in multiple categories, including Best Rap Album, Best Music Video, and Best Rap Song. Malice responds by saying he feels "blessed" to be part of this momentous occasion, highlighting the significance of five Grammy nominations after a 20-year hiatus.
When asked how special it is for them to receive these nominations at this stage in their career, Pusha T reflects on his brotherhood with Clipse and the collaborative work they've done with Pharrell. He describes the experience as feeling like "high school" again, highlighting the camaraderie and chemistry that has defined their music over the years.
The conversation also touches on the inspiration behind "Let God Sort 'Em Out," a album that Pusha T credits to being a reflection of his own personal growth and maturity. Malice notes that the duo's comeback was motivated by a desire to create music that would stand the test of time, rather than just chasing commercial success.
As they prepare to take the stage at the Grammy Awards, Clipse is confident about their chances of winning multiple awards. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" having cemented its place as one of the standout albums of 2025, it's clear that this duo is back and better than ever.
In a nod to their long-standing legacy, Carl Lamarre acknowledges that four Clipse albums are considered classics in the hip-hop world. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" being hailed as a masterwork, it's clear that Clipse has once again solidified their status as one of the most innovative and respected duos in music.
As they embark on this next chapter in their career, Pusha T, Malice, and Pharrell have shown us what it means to be true artists, unafraid to take risks and push boundaries. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" earning five Grammy nominations, Clipse is poised to make a lasting impact on the music world once again.
In a candid conversation with Billboard's senior director of hip-hop and R&B, Carl Lamarre, Clipse discusses their five Grammy nominations for the album "Let God Sort 'Em Out," their return to the music scene after a 15-year hiatus, and what's next for the duo.
The conversation begins with Pusha T stating that he feels "lucky" to be nominated in multiple categories, including Best Rap Album, Best Music Video, and Best Rap Song. Malice responds by saying he feels "blessed" to be part of this momentous occasion, highlighting the significance of five Grammy nominations after a 20-year hiatus.
When asked how special it is for them to receive these nominations at this stage in their career, Pusha T reflects on his brotherhood with Clipse and the collaborative work they've done with Pharrell. He describes the experience as feeling like "high school" again, highlighting the camaraderie and chemistry that has defined their music over the years.
The conversation also touches on the inspiration behind "Let God Sort 'Em Out," a album that Pusha T credits to being a reflection of his own personal growth and maturity. Malice notes that the duo's comeback was motivated by a desire to create music that would stand the test of time, rather than just chasing commercial success.
As they prepare to take the stage at the Grammy Awards, Clipse is confident about their chances of winning multiple awards. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" having cemented its place as one of the standout albums of 2025, it's clear that this duo is back and better than ever.
In a nod to their long-standing legacy, Carl Lamarre acknowledges that four Clipse albums are considered classics in the hip-hop world. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" being hailed as a masterwork, it's clear that Clipse has once again solidified their status as one of the most innovative and respected duos in music.
As they embark on this next chapter in their career, Pusha T, Malice, and Pharrell have shown us what it means to be true artists, unafraid to take risks and push boundaries. With "Let God Sort 'Em Out" earning five Grammy nominations, Clipse is poised to make a lasting impact on the music world once again.
i wonder if pharrell is going to perform at the grammys with them 
does anyone know when the album drops?? 
... like, I get it, they've been away for 15 years and all that, but have you listened to the new album? It's just more of the same old Clipse stuff 
. But at the same time, I'm totally down with their whole "let God sort 'em out" vibe, you know? It's like, they're finally being true to themselves and not trying to chase trends or anything 
. And can we talk about how iconic Pharrell is? 
I mean, he's basically the real MVP here... but also, what's up with Pusha T saying he feels "lucky" for being nominated in multiple categories? Like, isn't that just, you know, what everyone wants to feel when they're nominated for Grammys? 
. It's clear they're not just chasing Grammys for the sake of it, they're doing it because they want to leave a lasting legacy. I'm hyped to see what they have in store next 
. And can we talk about how inspiring it is for Pusha T and Malice to be feeling "lucky" and "blessed" at the same time? That's real growth, fam 
. Anyway, I think they got this! 
. And can we talk about the inspiration behind "Let God Sort 'Em Out" ? it's clear that they've grown as artists and this album is a reflection of their maturity 
can't wait to see what they do next 
i mean, who needs that much attention at this point? and what's with the "let god sort 'em out" album title? sounds like a veiled diss track to me. pusha t says he feels lucky, but i think it's just a clever way of saying "we're getting old and our time is running out". you can't deny the fact that they've been gone for 15 years, maybe this is their attempt to cling to relevance 
. Pusha T feeling lucky and Malice blessed? Same, fam 
It's dope that they're prioritizing art over commercial success – that's what true greatness looks like 
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? The dude brought it back to Clipse and they killed it 
. I'm so here for their comeback story – it's like a Hollywood movie, but instead of movies, they're making music that stands the test of time 
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. So, I'm hoping they take this momentum and push themselves to try new things, collaborate with other artists, and really see where the music takes them 
. With four albums considered classics in the hip-hop world, it's clear Clipse is back and better than ever 
. Bring on the Grammys! 
they're finally back with another banger album after 15 years! I mean, five Grammys? That's insane! 
I'm loving this new album "Let God Sort 'Em Out" so much, it's like they're back to their old self - that classic Clipse sound 
. I'm also loving the chemistry between them on stage, it's clear they still got that special bond 
. Grammy wins are just bonus at this point, Clipse is already a winner in my eyes 
anyway back to clipse i feel like they're really making a statement with "let god sort 'em out" the album cover is so iconic