Journalist at Variety gets cooked on Twitter, for their Pusha T “It’s Almost Dry” album review, where they criticize Pusha, for still using coke raps

Variety writer gets roasted for bad Pusha T album review

Today, Pusha T released his long-awaited fourth studio album, “It’s Almost Dry.” This project is led by singles such as “Diet Coke,” “Hear Me Clearly” and “Neck & Wrist” featuring. Pharrell Williams and Jay Z.

Its Almost Dry contains 12 tracks, with additional appearances from Lil Uzi Avery, Don Tolliver, Kanye West, and more. The Neptunes and Kanye also provided very solid production, on the album. It’s Almost Dry has since been receiving a lot of positive feedback on social media, as it’s also Pusha’s first album since 2018’s “Daytona.”

However, one person apparently isn’t feeling what Pusha delivered, on Its Not Dry, though. This is Kyle Eustice, who published a review on the album, at Variety.

Also, Eustice is apparently not liking the fact that Pusha stuck to his famous coke raps on this project, and isn’t acting like a husband or father, on these tracks. But, this was met with plenty of backlash, as fans wonder why did they expect Pusha to shy away from what turned him into a very popular rapper. Therefore, this even resulted in Eustice deactivating her Twitter account.