Fat Joe just put visuals to one of the hardest records on his new album, and the internet has already decided who walked away with it. The official video for "Set of Keys", featuring Pusha T and Dre, has pulled in roughly 797,000 YouTube views and 28,000 likes in six days, with more than 1,800 comments stacked underneath.

Pusha T Is the Headline

Scroll the comments and one name keeps coming up. The top-liked reactions are almost all about Pusha T: his presence, his pen, and his bottomless supply of ways to rap about the same subject without ever repeating himself. One fan summed up the mood in five words: "Pusha T's aura is undeniable." That comment alone has more than 1,300 likes.

It is the kind of guest verse that changes how a song gets talked about. Several viewers went as far as calling it a Pusha T record that Fat Joe happens to host.

Fat Joe Is Not Getting Outshined Quietly

The Bronx veteran holds his own. Fans are praising a laid-back, unhurried flow that sounds like a rapper with nothing left to prove, while Dre handles the hook over a beat that commenters keep describing as a late-'90s throwback. The consensus under the video: Joe still has it, and he is one of the few keeping that East Coast sound alive.

The Album Behind It

"Set of Keys" comes from Organized Rhyme, the 12-track, roughly 36-minute album Fat Joe released on August 28, 2026. The project leans into his New York roots, with Cool & Dre producing much of it and guest spots from Jadakiss, Stove God Cooks, Remy Ma, CeeLo Green and Yung Miami. Early coverage singled out "Set of Keys" as one of its toughest collaborations, and the video is backing that up.

Why This One Is Sticking

Veteran rap albums rarely get a second wind five weeks after release. A single video is giving it a second wind, driven by a guest verse fans cannot stop replaying. If the numbers hold, "Set of Keys" could become the record that defines the Organized Rhyme era.

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source; The Hype Magazine — "Fat Joe Returns to His Roots With New Album Organized Rhyme"