Pusha T has unveiled Grindin, a coffee brand inspired by the iconic Clipse track he created with his brother, Malice. “Grindin,” which turned 20 in 2022, propelled the duo to fame and now lends its name to Pusha’s new venture. Fans can sample an exclusive, high-caffeine blend at Café Tropical in Los Angeles on November 16 from 7 to 11:30 a.m. The full proprietary blend will launch nationwide in 2025, aiming to capture the same addictive quality as Clipse’s rhymes while maintaining a “premium yet accessible” appeal.
Limited-edition merchandise from a collaboration between Grindin and Carhartt WIP will also debut at Café Tropical and the Camp Flog Gnaw festival. These exclusive pieces, along with the coffee, reflect Pusha T’s brand vision and pay homage to Clipse’s 2002 hit “Grindin,” a song that cemented their place in hip-hop history. The venture adds another chapter to Pusha T’s multifaceted career as an artist and entrepreneur.
This news coincides with growing anticipation for the Clipse reunion album, Let God Sort ’Em Out, the duo’s fourth project, produced by Pharrell Williams. The album follows 2009’s Till The Casket Drops, which Pusha T and Malice do not consider an “official” album due to creative clashes with Jive Records at the time. The new album builds on the legacy of Lord Willin’, the Clipse’s 2002 debut that topped charts and became a landmark in hip-hop, featuring hits like “Virginia” and “Ma, I Don’t Love Her.”
As fans await the reunion album, Grindin offers a taste of nostalgia while showcasing Pusha T’s continued innovation beyond music.
