Pusha T recently expressed his strong opposition to the actions of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). While attending the Billboard Power 100 event in Los Angeles on January 28, he made his feelings clear with a simple yet powerful statement: “Fk ICE.” This remark underscores his commitment to his beliefs, as he emphasized, “Gotta keep it 100.”
Pusha T Joins Artists Condemning ICE Actions
The rapper’s comments come amid a rising tide of criticism directed at ICE, particularly following directives from former President Donald Trump. Many artists, including Tyler, the Creator, have voiced their sentiments against the agency, contributing to an ongoing conversation about immigration policies in the United States.
Tyler, the Creator’s Commentary
- Tyler, the Creator recently shared a meme on his Instagram Stories.
- The meme features a character stating, “Fk Ice. Don’t be listenin’ to Ice.”
- He also condemned those who support the former president, reinforcing his stance.
Upcoming Grammy Awards and Nominations
Pusha T and his brother Malice are making headlines not only for their political statements but also for their presence at the upcoming 2026 Grammy Awards. Their album, “Let God Sort Em Out,” has received nominations for several prestigious categories:
- Album of the Year
- Best Rap Album
- Best Music Video for “The Birds Don’t Sing”
Both artists are set to perform at the awards show alongside Pharrell Williams, another nominee.
Notable Events in Los Angeles
In addition to the Grammy-related activities, Pusha T and Malice attended the Black Music Collective’s 2026 Recording Academy Honors. At this event, Pharrell Williams was honored, marking a significant moment for the Virginia music scene.
Pusha T’s bold statement about ICE reflects a growing cultural movement among artists advocating for change and social justice. As the conversation continues, his voice adds to the collective call for accountability and reform in immigration policies.
