Drake resurrected his beef with Kanye West last month after the 6 God dropped his rival’s name in the middle of his guest verse on Trippie Redd’s “Betrayal.” Both parties had a bit of back-and-forth, and now it seems Pusha T is joining in on the fun.
Pusha T was the latest person to criticize Drake’s purported emoji-themed cover art for Certified Lover Boy. The G.O.O.D Music president was surfing on Instagram when he came across a profile that had a post dissing Drake and his cover art.
“Tell me the (art) world values mediocre White cis-male artists above all else Without telling me the (art) world values mediocre White cis-male artists above all else,” wrote the person in their picture on Instagram next to Drizzy’s CLB cover.
She continued in the caption, “Bloop I couldnt help it!! Ah love the smell of caucasity in the morning. Thanks @champagnepapi for reaffirming the utter mediocrity that rises to the top of the art world!”
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Pusha agreed with the statement and liked the Instagram post. An Instagram like means little to nothing, but it could speak a thousand words in a society driven by social media — especially when Pusha recently threw subliminal shots on Pop Smoke’s “Tell The Vision.”
“Tyler got the album of the year, for now/But Pop about to drop, I see the platinum in the clouds,” Pusha rapped on the song. “Now Push about to drop, so real trappers stick around/The crown is only for the king, they trying to place it on a clown.”
With Drake being the most popular rapper on the planet and many believing he’s at the top of his game, fans think Pusha talked about the 6 God in those lines. Whether the beef is alive or not between Drake and Pusha T, fans will be listening in for clues in their respective releases.
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Drake’s Certified Lover Boy arrives this Friday (September 3) while Pusha T revealed his album is on the way on the blue carpet of the 18th-anniversary celebration of JAY-Z’s 40/40 club last Saturday (August 28).
