December 15th, 2013 
James Shotwell 
Anyone who has spent more than thirty seconds listening to the music of Pusha T knows he’s not the type of person you want to mess with, especially when it comes to his business. Unfortunately, one promoter recently learned this lesson the hard way.
Pusha is currently touring the US in support of his new album, My Name Is My Name, and recently while performing in Orlando he learned that a man claiming to be a music promoter was selling tickets to fans ranging from $75-100 promising a meet and greet following the show. As you can imagine, Pusha was not happy about the news. He took to Twitter to explain the situation:
I love my family (not fans) too much to ever charge them 75-100 dollars for a meet and greet… Nothing but love for Orlando.
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 14, 2013
Pusha continued, telling fans that charging them to meet him would be petty.
I don’t charge family to meet me…u buy my albums, u come to my shows…you’ve done enough. I’ve never been that petty to charge to meet u.
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 14, 2013
Please don’t fall for the scam…
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 14, 2013
Pusha T took particular offense to the scam because of his own personal history:
I’ve been broke, I’ve robbed, even kicked in houses…I never wanna see that side again, trust me, I’d never rob a fan for 100 dollar money.
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 14, 2013
Goodnight Orlando…see u tomorrow Tampa. #ItsAllLove
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) December 14, 2013
Pusha’s latest album, My Name Is My Name, is available wherever music is sold.
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