Pusha T has made headlines for criticizing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a recent event. His remarks came on January 28 at the Billboard Power 100 gala held in Los Angeles.
Pusha T’s Strong Statements Against ICE
While on the red carpet, Pusha T strongly denounced ICE, famously stating, “Fk ICE.” He underscored the importance of being truthful with the comment, “Gotta keep it 100. Got to.” His words resonate with many artists who have voiced their concerns about the agency’s actions.
Growing Dissatisfaction Among Artists
Pusha T is not alone in his sentiments. Other musicians, including Tyler, the Creator, have publicly criticized ICE, often referencing a well-known meme. These statements reflect a broader discontent with the controversial policies implemented during the Trump administration.
Impending Grammy Awards and Nominations
Pusha T and his brother, Malice, are in Los Angeles preparing for the upcoming 2026 Grammy Awards. Their album, “Let God Sort Em Out,” has received several nominations across prestigious categories:
- Album of the Year
- Best Rap Album
- Best Music Video for “The Birds Don’t Sing”
The duo is slated to perform at the ceremony alongside Pharrell Williams, who is also nominated in multiple categories.
Honoring Musical Contributions
Recently, Pusha T and Malice attended the Black Music Collective’s 2026 Recording Academy Honors. During this event, Pharrell, affectionately called Skateboard P, was awarded for his contributions to the music industry. This occasion served to celebrate influential figures in music.
Pusha T’s outspoken criticism of ICE and engagement in significant events highlight his dedication to social issues and his musical career. As the Grammy Awards draw closer, fans eagerly anticipate how these themes will influence his performances and commentary.
