For years now, No Malice has been teasing us with a follow-up to the 2009 Clipse album Til the Casket Drops, but all we have been left with are empty promises and false hope. Even though he will ...

Pusha T defends Clipse’s signature style, saying their music reflects real-life experiences rather than catering to trends.

No Malice, formerly of the Clipse, just dropped a new documentary on Netflix. Check out the trailer here. No Malice was always known for using his words to make movies, now he’s actually made one.

No Malice hasn't forgotten his roots as one-half of the Clipse, but in the visual for 'Bury That,' he lets the world know it's time to let go of the past.

No Malice said he was always conflicted about the dualities of his life, but didn’t quite realize how deep it was. “I was always frustrated, always angry and I didn’t know why,” said No ...

The “excitement” No Malice is referring to stems from Drake’s “Duppy Freestyle.” The Toronto native finally responded to the shots Pusha T has been throwing at him and his Cash Money ...

No Malice is trying to lead a lost generation into a whole new way of thinking. With a new agenda in play, he seeks to use his gift of gab to spread knowledge to his die hard fans — both new and ...

While No Malice has no issue confessing his love for Jesus, he makes it clear that he does not claim to be a member of any religion or judge those who choose to live their lives different from his.

Clipse, the duo of brothers Pusha T and No Malice, reunited on stage Saturday night for Pharrell Williams‘ Something in the Water festival in Washington D.C. The last time the two gave a live ...

No Malice has shared the music video for new song “So Woke.” In it, the Clipse member raps about religion and police brutalities, referencing the deaths of Tamir Rice and Philando Castile.

No Malice: There are so many different perspectives to my story. The End of Malice is what I chose to share with my folks over here at I Am Second. It is very detailed, it goes in-depth.

No Malice added the "No" to his name in 2012, after releasing a book exploring his renewed commitment to Christianity the previous year. While he says a Clipse album won't happen now, he doesn't ...