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Pusha T and Pharrell are back in their bag, but this time it’s not in the studio — it’s in your cup. The duo just launched a new coffee brand inspired by their classic track “Grindin,” flipping early‑2000s lunch‑table nostalgia into a grown, premium hustle. What started as a beat you used to bang out with your knuckles is now the energy you pour before clocking in, clocking out, or clocking somebody on the mic. This isn’t some random celebrity collab, either. Pharrell’s alway

Chicago just lost one of its own. Bloodhound Q50 wasn’t just another name on a flyer or a playlist add—he was a voice for the blocks that don’t always get heard. Today, STREET REVENUE sends our deepest condolences to his family, his team, and everybody in the city who felt his music in their chest before it ever hit the charts. Bloodhound Q50 came up out of Chicago with a sound that felt like cold nights, corner talks, and long rides home. His verses carried the weight of rea