Clipse's Let God Sort Em Out reunited brothers Pusha T and Malice for their first full-length project in 16 years, produced entirely by Pharrell Williams.

Commercial success

• The album debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart.

• It sold 118K equivalent units in its first week of release.

• It debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Independent Albums chart.

Cultural impact

• Clipse performed "Ace Trumpets" on A COLORS SHOW.

• The duo made their NPR Tiny Desk Concert debut, performing a mix of deep cuts, new songs, and classics.

• Clipse announced the "Let God Sort Em Out Tour," their first US tour in 15 years.

Critical response

• The New York Times described Let God Sort Em Out as "a clear continuation of the work they did in the 2000s that made them favorites of street-rap realists and internet-fueled curio seekers." Read full review

• Consequence stated that the album carries the MCs "far beyond the finite walls of the 'coke rap' subgenre, balancing 'the contrasting weights of prayer and pain'." Read full review

• "A well-executed album occasionally weighed down by its grandiosity," is how Variety described it, noting "unfailingly sharp rapping, but dented by heavy-handed self-mythology and intermittently sterile Pharrell Williams beats." Read full review