January 19, 2022

Gunna, the originator of the viral iteration of the phrase, quoted the tweet and gave them his blessing. His response was simple, stating that "IHOP Pushin P", again with the (now symbolic) blue P emojis replacing some of the letters:
While we may not have a clear definition for "Pushin P" just yet, the viral phrase is giving a boost to the numbers on Gunna's latest album. DS4EVER is now slated to outsell The Weeknd's recently released project Dawn FM for a second week in a row. That isn't to discredit Gunna's starpower at all, though, considering he's one of the biggest hip hop acts at the moment.
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