Last night, Stephen Colbert brought Pusha T and Run The Jewels by The Late Show.
Before King Push came on as an interviewee, Colbert introduced the idea that there haven’t been any good, catchy novelty Halloween songs released in a long time, so he took it upon himself to fix that. Transitioning between surf rock and rap, generic and explicit, Stephen, Killer Mike and El-P introduced “The Halloween Wiggle.”
Later in the show, Pusha dropped to discuss the curation of one of Clipse’s most notable songs, “Grindin'”; writing the McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle; sort of knowing Hillary Clinton; voting rights for felons and more.
Watch Pusha’s interview above, and get familiar with “The Halloween Wiggle” below.
