Let God Sort Em Out is the fourth[e] studio album by the American hip-hop duo Clipse. Self-released on July 11, 2025, it marks the duo's first album since Til the Casket Drops (2009); Pusha T and Malice split in 2010, before reuniting in 2019 and starting work on the album in 2023. Longtime collaborator and mentor Pharrell Williams returns as the album's executive and only producer after splitting with his Neptunes collaborator Chad Hugo; he also appears as a guest, alongside Ab-Liva (of Clipse side-project Re-Up Gang), John Legend, Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Stove God Cooks, The-Dream, Tyler, the Creator, and the choir ensemble Voices of Fire. Additional contributors include Lenny Kravitz and Stevie Wonder. Rumors of a new Clipse album started in 2023 when Williams, who became creative director of menswear at luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton the same year, included a new Clipse song in the soundtrack to the Louis Vuitton Men's Spring-Summer 2024 Show. The album's recording sessions were primarily split between studios in the trio's home state of Virginia and the Louis Vuitton headquarters in Paris, France. Originally planned for a 2024 release, the album was delayed when the duo's then-label Def Jam Recordings and its parent company Universal Music Group demanded Lamar's guest verse on "Chains & Whips" be either censored or removed. Although the label cited worry about blowback from United States President Donald Trump due to the lyrics, Pusha T publicly claimed it was over his and Lamar's public feuds with rapper Drake, who filed a lawsuit against Universal in 2025 for its publication of Lamar's diss "Not Like Us". Refusing to censor the verse, Clipse paid a seven-figure sum to be dropped from the deal, signing a distribution deal with Roc Nation instead but giving Def Jam a percentage of the profits from the album. The album's lyrical content and promotional press received media attention for Pusha T's outspoken criticism of his rivals Drake and Jim Jones, as well as former creative partners Ye (f.k.a. Kanye West) and Travis Scott. Let God Sort Em Out received critical acclaim upon release, with critics praising the duo's raw, introspective lyricism and longstanding chemistry; a few felt Williams' production was overpolished and held back its potential [citation needed]. It was preceded by one single, "Ace Trumpets", released on May 30, 2025. Although no other songs were released as standalone singles, "Chains & Whips" and "So Far Ahead" were serviced to Apple Music the evening before its release; the former would also receive a music video along with "So Be It". Clipse are embarking on the Let God Sort Em Out Tour with EarthGang from August to November 2025 in additional promotion of the album.