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Clipse's final show at Brixton's O2 Academy, part of the Let God Sort Em Out tour, marked a historic moment for fans and the scene, as the iconic rap duo returned after 16 years to deliver an electrifying performance that underscored their lasting legacy and influence.
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The show was electrified, with the crowd's energy surging from the moment they took the stage with 'Chains & Whips' to the closing notes of 'So Far Ahead,' as the duo went bar for bar, song for song, creating an atmosphere filled with love and appreciation for Clipse that resonated throughout Brixton.
The setlist was a dynamic mix of tracks, from their latest offerings like 'POV,' 'M.T.B.T.T.F.,' and 'Inglorious Bastards,' to classic hits such as 'Mr Me Too,' 'Grindin,' 'Keys Open Doors,' 'So Be It,' 'Popular Demand (Popeyes),' and the energetic 'Virginia,' keeping the crowd fired up throughout.
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Whilst Pusha has been active in the years since the group's disbandment. For Malice, this moment felt like a celebration of his impact on the duo. For the two brothers who have come back and picked up where they left off, it feels like a refreshing reintroduction to the current landscape. With the duo earning five GRAMMY nominations for the upcoming award show, this album has felt like a real ode to the class of hip-hop that Clipse occupied during their reign.
As the show drew to a close, Pusha T took a moment to express his love and gratitude to the crowd and thank the fans, speaking on the moment and being on the Brixton stage, "We've been waiting to get here." He spoke as he addressed the crowd. "The energy and the love have been insane, and we have felt it right here".
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Witnessing the show in Brixton felt like a real moment for the duo and the fans who experienced it. It was really a special time in the timeline of the Clipse's journey, in the landscape of where they are now. With the GRAMMYs on their heels, there is no doubt that there is a lot more to come from the sibling duo, and this is just the beginning.
