"It's not coming out on the 16th [of July]. We're going to push it back a month," Pusha T explained in regards to My Name is My Name, set to drop on Kanye West's G.O.O.D. record label.

"It's been a lot of music coming out. You got the 'Ye album, You got the Cole, the Wale. I think Hov's album is even on the 4th (of July)," the rapper explained in regards to the onslaught of recent high-profile hip-hop releases from Kanye West, J. Cole, Wale and Jay-Z. "But at the end of the day, I still stand my ground. That's politics and logistics. My album is the best album of the year� I think the streets are going to have a classic hip-hop album. My Name is My Name is definitely the hardest album that's going to come out this year for sure"

"As far as the production goes, it's still an all-star cast," he said of the marquee producers who made beats for the album. "It's still Pharrell [Williams], It's Still Kanye, It's still Swizz (Beatz). It's still The-Dream. It's still Nottz. It's some of everybody, man. As far as my features go, you got the best of the best. You got [Rick] Ross, you got [Young] Jeezy, you got Kendrick Lamar, Future, Wale."

Discussing the new single from the album, "Who I Am" featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean, Pusha T admitted it was a track he had to wrestle away from producer Kanye West.