CLIPSE SHARE NEW VIDEO FOR “F.I.C.O.”; FEATURED ON NEW ‘SONG EXPLODER’ PODCAST & GQ COVER

A week after receiving five Grammy nominations – including Album Of The Year – for their triumphant, critically-acclaimed reunion album Let God Sort Em Out, Clipse have shared a new visual for “F.I.C.O.” featuring Stove God Cooks.

The fourth official video from Let God Sort Em Out, “F.I.C.O.” is directed by Hannan Hussain, who himself earned a nomination for his work on Clipse’s “So Be It,” up for Best Music Video at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards in February. Along with Album Of The Year and Best Music Video, Clipse also took home nominations for Best Rap Album, Best Rap Performance for “Chains And Whips” feat. Kendrick Lamar, and Best Rap Song for “The Birds Don’t Sing,” featuring John Legend.

On the new episode of the Song Exploder podcast- released today – Pusha T and Malice take a deep dive into the story behind the making of “The Birds Don’t Sing” with host and creator Hrishikesh Hirway. 

Celebrating a triumphant year, this week Clipse grace the cover of GQ’s annual ‘Man Of The Year’ issue. Revealed just hours before the Grammy nominations were announced, the cover story details the duo’s masterful album rollout, plans for new projects, and Grammy ambitions: “The brothers Terrence and Gene Thornton stormed into 2025 with a new album and a vengeance, both reasserting their legacy…and establishing themselves as formidable contenders in the contemporary hip-hop landscape. Let God Sort Em Out is, after their more than 15-year hiatus, one of the most authoritative comebacks the genre has ever seen…Next up? Pursuing their first-ever Grammy.”

Let God Sort Em Out took fans, critics and the charts by storm this year, debuting in the Top 5 on the Billboard 200, trending at YouTube, Apple Music, Spotify and garnering a flood of rave reviews including Rolling Stone’s 4-star review proclaiming the album as “brilliant,” the Guardian’s Five-star review hailing it as “one of the albums of the year,” and Stereogum calling it “a statement of the highest order,” a “real-deal event” and “a reclamation of legacy”

Over the course of a remarkable release week that saw them dominate the cultural conversation with their instant-classic  NPR Tiny Desk concert, Complex cover story, emotional Tonight Show performance, ESPYs appearance and an onslaught of interviews and viral social moments, Clipse were praised for the “masterclass” rollout of their highly-anticipated fourth studio album. 

Executive-Produced by Pharrell Williams, Let God Sort Em Out features guest appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, The Creator, Nas, John Legend, Ab-Liva, Stove God Cooks and more.