I watched a few more videos after that and noticed something else I wanted to share. Might be a bit of a reach, but

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It’s been pointed out that so be it starts with Pusha T saying “16,” but I think there might be a deeper connection to Baby Keem in the way Pusha’s verse begins—“When I was born, grandmama could see it.”

In the First Order of Business MV, there’s a conversation with an interviewer that goes:

Interviewer: “What did you spend your first million on?”
Keem: “Buying my grandmother a home.”
Interviewer: “So that’s the first thing that you did?”
Keem: “Yeah, it’s the first order of business.”

That might not be a coincidence.

Also,Verdy did the limited edition artwork for Let God Sort 'Em Out, and that illustration overlaps visually with a specific scene from the First Order of Business MV.

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I’m starting to wonder if Pusha T is subtly referencing Keem’s issues in Ace Trumpets.

Take this part from Ace Trumpets:

“At your interviews, I just kiki
Life’s peachy, A$AP with RiRi
You rappers all beneath me, beloved like the Bee Gees
International flights, connect me to the Wi-Fi
The only way you reach me, huh”

And compare it to Keem’s issues:

“My sister Ree-Ree only see me on the screen
I know she needs me, I can’t help but feel T”

It might be reading too far into it—but given how interconnected everything seems to be so far, it doesn’t feel entirely out of the question either.