Daytona

Daytona was produced entirely by Kanye West as part of his 2018 Wyoming recording sessions, which also produced albums by Nas, Kid Cudi, and Kanye's own ye. West's production used vintage soul samples and stark, minimal beats that complemented Pusha T's intricate drug-rap narratives.

Daytona contains exactly seven tracks with a total runtime of around 21 minutes, making it a concise, tightly focused project. Pusha T has stated that Kanye insisted on the album being exactly seven songs long.

The closing track 'Infrared' contains subliminal shots at Drake, referencing ghostwriting allegations connected to Quentin Miller. This prompted Drake's response track 'Duppy Freestyle,' which in turn led to Pusha T's devastating reply 'The Story of Adidon.'

Yes, Daytona was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019. The nomination recognized what many critics called one of the best rap albums of 2018.