Pusha T keeps up the push to keep his new album Darkest Before Dawn on everybody's mind by releasing the music video for his first of two The-Dream collaborations "M.F.T.R." The haunting video finds the two artists in a church trying to exorcise their demons, while a priest in vein attempts to save them from themselves.
The video puts the two artists in a large, empty church, where a priest is attempting an exorcism on King Push. The camera pans around the room as Push continued to rap during the exorcism while he scales up and down the wall with his jewelry hanging off his neck. The priest tries throughout the video to free the rapper of his demons, but appears to be unsuccessful.
The-Dream is also present in the large church to sing his hooks. An ominous looking man smoking a cigar later joins them. Clips from Pusha's album film Darkest Before Dawn are sprinkled in throughout the video.
Pusha T has been hard on the promo tour over the past week, but that will eventually slow down as he gears up for a tour across North America and Europe next year. Spanning two months, the tour kick off on March 3 in Vancouver and take Push all over North America and Europe, ending on May 3 in Warsaw.
This is the third music video to emerge from Pusha T's new album Darkest Before Dawn that was released this past Friday, Dec. 18. Like the album, he has kept things dark and ominous, with a religious theme becoming more obvious in the last two videos for "Crutches Crosses Caskets" and now "M.F.T.R."
His following album King Push is expected sometime in 2016.
