#Pusha T Credits Kanye West's 'Genius' For 'Diet Coke' Fat Joe Sample
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“Pusha T Credits Kanye West's 'Genius' For 'Diet Coke' Fat Joe Sample”
King Push paid N.O.R.E. and the Drink Champs podcast a visit recently, where he spoke about Kanye West’s genius instincts when it came to sprinkling in the Fat Joe sample to kick off the album’s lead single “Diet Coke.”
“The record was done and Ye was like, ‘Nah, you gotta put Joe Crack on the front of that though. You gotta start like that.’ That, to me, is where Ye’s genius comes from,” he explained. “His instincts — he’s fast. Whenever he’s in the moment musically and his instincts click in, you’re definitely going to get a gem.”
“Diet Coke” is co-produced by Kanye West and 88-Keys. The intro includes Fat Joe’s now-famous tagline of “Yesterday’s price is not today’s price” from after the Verzuz battle between Dipset and The LOX. The second part fades out with “like crack,” which is sampled from Fat Joe’s May 2005 All or Nothing single “Get It Poppin.”
While “Diet Coke” didn’t chart on the Hot 100 following its release in February, the hard-hitting rhymes definitely set the tone for what was to come with It’s Almost Dry. Pusha T reflected on earning his first No. 1 album earlier this week.
“We all can’t be number 1 at the same time, this week it’s mine,” he wrote. “Thank you to all.”
We all can’t be number 1 at the same time, this week it’s mine…😎 Thank you to all.#ItsAlmostDry pic.twitter.com/f0yeJsxerv
— King Push (@PUSHA_T) May 1, 2022
Listen to “Diet Coke” below.
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