Styles P has a new video out: "Set Of P's", released on October 5. It is a freestyle over the instrumental of "Set Of Keys" by Fat Joe and Pusha T, only a few days after their own video for the song came out.
The Original: Set Of Keys
"Set Of Keys" appears on Fat Joe's album Organized Rhyme, released August 28, 2026 via RNG and EMPIRE. Pusha T and Dre are featured, and Cool & Dre produced the beat. According to WhoSampled, it samples AZ and Nas' "Mo Money, Mo Murder (Homicide)" from AZ's Doe or Die. The official video followed on October 2.
The album also has Jadakiss on it, so the LOX connection was already there before Styles picked up the beat.
The Ghost Takes the Keys
Taking a fresh beat from a peer and rapping over it is an old New York tradition, and Styles P has always been one of the best at it. The title flips "Keys" into "P's", and the video keeps the focus where it belongs: on The Ghost and his bars. More than 25 years after The LOX broke through, the Yonkers MC still treats every beat like a test.
For me, this kind of release is the purest form of rap. No rollout, no album campaign, just a good beat and a rapper who wants to show he still has it.
More on the blog: AZ just showed up next to Method Man on Mathematics – God Body, and Talib Kweli, who made The Seven with Styles P in 2017, has a new video with Large Professor: Rare Heir ft. Bun B.
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