This. Lol. Most people don't even know push. He put out a decent beef track and all of a sudden he's their favourite rapper. Dudes almost retiring. He's gotta be 40 something.You can tell this thread is filled with young ass posers. I can't believe anyone is gassing up that weak ass diss track by Pusha.
The black face pic stings more than the actual diss track and there's actually context as to why the pic even exist in the first place.
Is this rap beef or high school gossip
I mean, does that bolded even matter. "He started it, I finished it" is cool and all, but even if Drake hadn't said a word about Pusha's fiancee, why the hell should Pusha have felt the need to pull punches until some line gets crossed. Just throw haymakers at the start.I expected Pusha to bring bars but instead he just went the exposure route and throwing personal low blows. It could give him the "win" but it's lazy. I feel like Pusha is using Drake mentioning his fiancee as an excuse to really go in rather than really being offended by it and that's a little corny especially trying to bring kids and his friend's health into it for just a punchline, but it's all theater and chess anyways so it's whatever.
I don't even know the full background of this beef so a lot of the context is probably lost on me but round 1 was just alright, I hope round 2 is better. The beats are pretty dope from some diss tracks though.
This. Lol. Most people don't even know push. He put out a decent beef track and all of a sudden he's their favourite rapper. Dudes almost retiring. He's gotta be 40 something.
Lord willin was one of my fav records in highschool. Shit was dope
What are you talking about? Rap battles started as just "I'm doper than you" and baseless insults. It evolved into personal dirt and rumors during beef battles in the 90's. Nothing about Pusha's angle is aimed at or in the wheel house of young anyone. New rappers been off the beef and battle shit for awhile now and their fanbase loves the party/drugs/drinking/sex angle they use. It's the older heads and the battle rap fans that understand and are ok with personals more than anything else.
Pusha T and fans proclaim him a
lyricist right ? That's one the weakest tracks from a so called lyricist I've ever heard.
Shit was as garbage as watching cannabis Battle rap off a notepad.
Where was all this when Cudi had obvious mental issues and Drake still popped off at him?
Beef rap was the excuse since eCudi stepped in first? Ok then. Manz called out Ye', also mentally ill, and is Pusha's producer. Flapjack warranted. It's messy like rugby. Know the game before you get involved.
Got people actually saying Pusha T's bars are trash?
These stans..
Fuck lol. I need this bad.I really have to wonder why Pusha went with the Story of OJ beat (apart it probably being free). It's not really hype, and doesn't really work on a meta level either since Drake has never really been accused of trying to escape blackness the way OJ was.
Now if this was a freestyle over Informer, that would be another story entirely.
Because of the blackface pic.I really have to wonder why Pusha went with the Story of OJ beat (apart it probably being free). It's not really hype, and doesn't really work on a meta level either since Drake has never really been accused of trying to escape blackness the way OJ was.
Now if this was a freestyle over Informer, that would be another story entirely.
I really have to wonder why Pusha went with the Story of OJ beat (apart it probably being free). It's not really hype, and doesn't really work on a meta level either since Drake has never really been accused of trying to escape blackness the way OJ was.
Now if this was a freestyle over Informer, that would be another story entirely.
He came with multisyllabic lines but because he's not comparing himself to shit or a toilet he's not a lyricist?
The salt for some of you to say Pusha T is a trash lyricist.for a so called elite lyricist you're damn skippy they're trash as fuck
Go listen to any Nas , Jay or Eminem diss track for real bars
Yeah the takes from the last few pages...
"I'm not Black, I'm OJ" history coupled with the Blackface picture... Push has been plotting this for a while.Also if people arent aware, the beat pusha used was from jay-z. the story of o.j produced by no i.d
a damn good album.
The salt for some of you to say Pusha T is a trash lyricist.
Just..lmfao.
Yeah but that's the exact opposite of what OJ was. OJ was a black dude that tried to hard to get out of his race socially while Drake generally tries too hard to have street cred.
I just suggested one: a Drake diss over Informer would be absolutely hilarious especially considering that the last track from Drake was called "Duppy"
No one will ever attack Kendrick, never.
Ya'll acting like throwing tomatoes at Drake is some huge high bar. Oh wow, he went after the R&B rapping...-
Imagine being a Drake stan and calling this trash
Imagine the conviction that would take smdh
Has anyone gone after Kendrick? For real I'm asking... because he's the name that always get's thrown around as "you don't want none"
I guess Big Sean. But he's too scared to name names.Has anyone gone after Kendrick? For real I'm asking... because he's the name that always get's thrown around as "you don't want none"
Has anyone gone after Kendrick? For real I'm asking... because he's the name that always get's thrown around as "you don't want none"
He's not saying Drake is OJ. He's using the beat which has this sample "my skin is black - it's yellow" to talk about Drake's multi-racial identity problems and calling into question why he did a photoshoot in black face.Yeah but that's the exact opposite of what OJ was. OJ was a black dude that tried to hard to get out of his race socially while Drake generally tries too hard to have street cred.
Because it's just a rap battle and it's corny, but I'd rather hear dope punchlines than mostly sloppy insults and exposures. The fiancee defense is an excuse to make it seem like Drake crossed the line first so he can go straight to low blows and it doesn't seem like he's fighting dirty.I mean, does that bolded even matter. "He started it, I finished it" is cool and all, but even if Drake hadn't said a word about Pusha's fiancee, why the hell should Pusha have felt the need to pull punches until some line gets crossed. Just throw haymakers at the start.
I doubt he'd have held back and he damn well shouldn't have.
Watching rap stans fail to properly assess a rap beef is like watching babies play QWOP.I'm scrolling down my FB timeline now just watching folks expose themselves.
"Nobody knew who Pusha was before this anyway!"
"He's just helping Drake sell more albums"
"Wait for Drake's response to go triple-platinum. He won't take disrespect about his mom and Dad lying down."
"Half of you guys that aren't deadbeats are friends of deadbeats, so how can y'all co-sign this?"
I am having the time of my life witnessing the meltdowns.
Attacking Kendrick straight up is just idiotic. He has the natural talent, artistry and skill set that all legitimate rappers respect, AND he has the good will and blessings from the fans / media for his attempts at making a difference and getting his message across. Push was the perfect guy to attack Drake, he's been rapping about moving coke for decades and has no moral ground he's standing on for Drake to attack.Has anyone gone after Kendrick? For real I'm asking... because he's the name that always get's thrown around as "you don't want none"
Attacking Kendrick straight up is just idiotic. He has the natural talent, artistry and skill set that all legitimate rappers respect, AND he has the good will and blessings from the fans / media for his attempts at making a difference and getting his message across. Push was the perfect guy to attack Drake, he's been rapping about moving coke for decades and has no moral ground he's standing on for Drake to attack.
People act like they want that but when Joe Budden went at Drake with that, no one cared - they responded with "he can't make a hit, the beat is trash" etc and totally dismissed the lyricism.To be fair to BillyMays , I can understand his viewpoint and it's always been something in contention in battle rap. if you're looking for intricate rhyme schemes, witty word play, and clever punchlines, then I think Infrared and Duppy are better, however The Story of Adido is harsher because of it's gossip nature of uncovering truths about Drake that the vast majority of people had no idea about and what they revealed about Drake himself. However it's done much more straightforward than the other two diss tracks.
To be fair to BillyMays , I can understand his viewpoint and it's always been something in contention in battle rap. if you're looking for intricate rhyme schemes, witty word play, and clever punchlines, then I think Infrared and Duppy are better, however The Story of Adido is harsher because of it's gossip nature of uncovering truths about Drake that the vast majority of people had no idea about and what they revealed about Drake himself. However it's done much more straightforward than the other two diss tracks.
Oh you're definitely right, especially to a mainstream audience. Pusha's approach was probably his best approach to "winning" in their eyes.People act like they want that but when Joe Budden went at Drake with that, no one cared - they responded with "he can't make a hit, the beat is trash" etc.
Pusha hit Drake where he is vulerable. And if Drake wants to get rappity rappity, he'll outrap him too.
It's not even weak af though.Reading comprehension isn't your friend
I never said Pusha T was a trash lyricist period
I said this diss track was weak ass fuck for a so called elite lyricist
Nah it came off as condescending. He was shooting at them both (referring to Ye' as 'that nigga', throwing shade with his song titles, calling them both enemies, and saying 'yall the spitting image that jealousy breeds). Ye' been paid respects tho so that was the nothing to even trip over.I'm still of the impression that he never called out Kanye. He said "I wrote for Kanye, so what do you think of him? That makes you a bit of a hypocrite. I just left Wyoming writing stuff for you guys" Kanye's already acknowledged that Drake helped him on those tracks.
He didn't go after Kanye, no one's really gone after Kanye... yet