Dissect Clipse is Back! Breaking Down 'Let God Sort Em Out'
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Jul 14, 2025 Charles Holmes, a writer at The Ringer and hip-hop aficionado, joins Cole Cuchna to delve into Clipse's much-anticipated return with 'Let God Sort Em Out.' They discuss whether the long wait was justified, highlighting favorite tracks and lyrics. The conversation touches on Pharrell's production, emotional themes in songs like 'Birds Don’t Sing,' and Kendrick Lamar's provocative verse. They explore Clipse's enduring sharpness and personal storytelling, capturing the duo's blend of grief and lyrical prowess as they navigate the evolving rap landscape.
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Charles's Clipse Fandom Story
- Charles Holmes became a super fan of Clipse in college, hooked by Pusha T's work with GOOD Music.
- He calls Clipse his favorite rap group personally, appreciating their lyrical depth and production.
Clips Stay Fresh Over Time
- Clipse remains lyrically sharp and sonically fresh despite their age, unlike many peers.
- Pharrell's production plays a crucial role in keeping their sound contemporary and engaging.
Strategic Album Rollout
- Clipse's album rollout was strategic, paced, and well-executed, avoiding the pitfalls of overexposure.
- They balanced engaging content with meaningful interviews, enhancing the album's anticipation and appreciation.