Clipse Release Emotional 'The Birds Don't Sing' Video Reflecting Family Loss

Clipse, the rap duo of brothers Pusha T and Malice, have released a deeply personal music video for "The Birds Don't Sing," the opening track from their album "Let God Sort Em Out." Directed by Brendan O'Connor, the video features the brothers revisiting their family home in Virginia Beach and pays tribute to their late parents, with Pusha T dedicating his verse to their mother and Malice to their father. The song includes powerful vocal contributions from John Legend and Voices Of Fire, enhancing its emotional and spiritual themes of grief and redemption. Clipse also made history as the first rap artists to perform at The Vatican during Pharrell Williams' Grace For The World concert, delivering "The Birds Don't Sing" alongside John Legend. The album, executive produced by Pharrell Williams, marks Clipse's first full-length independent release in 16 years and features collaborations with notable artists such as Kendrick Lamar and Tyler the Creator. The duo is currently touring, with upcoming performances including One Musicfest in Atlanta and a European tour.