Here’s the world premiere of rap duo the Clipse‘s brand new music video for “Freedom,” from their newest album Til the Casket Drops, in stores and available online now. Continue reading to check it out…

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Rick Ross and T-Pain decided to remix “Maybach Music” and added Pusha T from the Clipse to the mix. Check out the official music video for “Maybach Music 2.5″ below…

Did Popeyes pay them for this? Probably not…

Rap duo Clipse recently released the music video for “Popular Demand (Popeyes),” their latest single featuring Cam’ron and Pharrell. The hip-hop group’s third album Til the Casket Drops is set to hit stores December 8th. In the meantime, continue reading to check out the new video!

Yesterday the Clipse released the remix video for their “I’m Good” song. Miami rapper Rick Ross jumped on this version and is also featured in the music video, which can be found after the break.

Complex Magazine has been releasing different covers every day this week to celebrate their October/November 2009 issue, set to drop on newsstands everywhere on October 6th. Above is Clipse‘s action figure inspired cover, designed by art icon KAWS, who frequently collaborates artistically with the hip-hop duo.

The guys talk about staying away from going commercial, setting trends, accomplishing goals and more in the upcoming issue…

Is there any push to become more commercial this time around?
Pusha: I don’t think so. Sonically, we always go above and beyond in our efforts to disrupt radio. It’s always about being different. Our radio is never conventional anyway. “Grindin’” — no hook, but big record. “Mr. Me Too” — very minimal.

Malice: “What Happened To That Boy.”

Pusha: Yeah, you know. We’re always about being different. I like to call this album hip-hop on steroids, because everything is to the third power. The flow, the sound, everything is just in your face, and driving.

I remember you guys coming to St. John’s University years ago, maybe ’04; you were wearing Bapes and no one knew what it was. I was in the crowd, and all you could hear was, “What the fuck are they wearing? What’s that T-shirt? What’s that sweatshirt?” And then two years later, the shit explodes.
Pusha: And then you start getting online, and then you start seeing what the hypebeast types are into. They were the ones who sort of nudged us in that direction. It was like, “Wait a minute. Y’all pay this much attention? This much?” We had to.

What’s the goal? What’s the promised land for you two?
Pusha: Being successful enough. Just having enough success to keep myself and everything around me happy. I don’t know if that comes in a number, I don’t know if that comes in a plaque, I don’t know what it is. If I can keep me and the crew around me happy, stable, and out of jail, then we good.
Do the fans play into that at all?

Malice: Fans are everything. Fans are everything.

Pusha: If they’re satisfied, they can keep everybody else satisfied, happy, and free.

Malice: For me it’s being able to look back at the body of work, and knowing that I stand behind it, being true to myself. The creativity that we have and the artistic value of our music, that’s what keeps us around. We may never skyrocket over the top, but…

Pusha: We sold platinum before. Just not millions and millions and millions.

Hit up Complex.com for the rest of the interview!

Check out “I’m Good,” the latest music video from hip-hop duo Clipse featuring producer/singer Pharrell Williams. Their upcoming third album, Till the Casket Drops, is set to drop sometime in October 2009 and will feature guest spots from Kanye West, Keri Hilson, Cam’ron and, of course, Pharrell. Continue reading to peep the new video!

Rapper Kanye West surprised the audience and performed on stage with fellow rappers Malice and Pusha T of the Clipse during the Diesel U Music 2009 NYC Tour at Webster Hall last Thursday (Jul 30) in New York City.

In related news, Kanye and Eminem are both nominated in the same four categories for the upcoming 2009 MTV VMAs: Video of the Year, Best Male Video, Best Hip Hop Video and Best Special Effects. It’ll be interesting to see who takes what September 13th when the VMAs air live from Radio City Hall in NYC.

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Virginia-based Hip-Hop duo Clipse and rapper Kanye West recently dropped their new music video, “Kinda Like A Big Deal,” which will be featured on their upcoming album, ‘Til the Casket Drops. Peep the Bernard Gourley directed music video when you continue reading and be on the look-out for Clipse’s album when it drops in September!