(AllHipHop News) Pusha T is in the midst of a major media run in preparation of releasing his upcoming project Darkest Before Dawn. Mikey T The Movie Star and Clark Martin of ReportCardRadio caught up with King Push to get some information about the album and more.

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Besides letting his fans know to look out for a record called “Crutches Crosses Caskets” off DBD, the new president of G.O.O.D. Music also spoke on the year-long financial drama playing out between his longtime rival Lil Wayne and Cash Money Records’ Bryan “Birdman/Baby” Williams.

Rick Ross recently sparked up that conversation again when the MMG boss publicly stated he did not respect Birdman for the way he has handled the contract dispute with Wayne. Pusha seems to agree with Rozay.

“If you steal something that’s just corny, and if you’re stealing it contractually that’s like the lowest form of a thief,” said Pusha. “It’s not even respectable in no way, shape, or form. You’re not even thugging.”

He added, “I haven’t respected Baby for a long time no way, so it don’t matter.”