Young Thug Doesn’t Like Pusha Ts Verse

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

what?

I bet he wasn’t talking about he didn’t like drake in Stay Scheming, 100, or No Stylist.

Game fukks with Kendrick, but Drake sneaked dissed him on there.

People acting like this is something new. No one was complaining when Drake dissed other dudes on those songs but now it’s a problem and people agree with Thug when Drake gets dissed. Stop it folk

he isn’t involved in those songs..his whole point was how he doesn’t like being on a song where somebody is dissed that he fukks with

He isn’t concerned about if rick Ross had a beef with common too on stay scheming ..That’s their business..if they wanna do that, that’s on them ...what is so hard to understand?

im sure he would be just as mad if he found out someone was featured on a song he’s on throwing shots at Gucci

 

[AMcV'88]

not mad at Push for doing it or for Thugs position on it.

Thug prolly didn't even know Push was on the song.
there's been a version of that song with just Pop and Gunna floating around.

everybody who's got common sense knew just off of Steven Victor relationship alone that Push would force his way onto the album.
out of the featured artists he's on the song were the artist he's dissing has worked with Thug the most.
if he did his verse last and picked that song, one could speculate he did it for that reason.



one one hand I would like Push to just keep his foot on the pedal and diss the people who had problems with him doing this on their songs but he won't because he's a too much of fan of the artists involved and would want to work with them again...they all just value their Wayne/Drake relationships over his verse.

 

[hex]

You don’t know that for sure though. Pop Smoke isn’t here to confirm or deny that. Pop Smoke’s manager can’t speak for him. Again, I think Pusha can diss Drake as many times as he want, I’m just saying I understand why other artist make feel some way if he does it on a song with him.

Didn’t the same exact thing happen on Port of Miami 2? Rick Ross took off Pusha’s verse off a song because he’s cool with Drake?

Scared to lose a collaboration with Drake? Possible.

Just wants to remain neutral? Possible.

I seriously doubt Young Thug's angle is "I don't feel comfortable with Pusha T dissing Drake on a dead man's album" when Pusha T knew him better than Young Thug did.

And a lot of people were clowning Rick Ross for that because he made it seem like he got Wayne and Pusha T on a song together. Come to find out neither of them even knew they were on the same song.

Fred.

 

[greenvale]

 

[greenvale]

Seems like this all could’ve been handled behind closed doors tbh

 

[Jesus H. Christ]

Pusha

 

[CrimsonTider]

Drake told the label about a push verse just like a girl that just so happened to be sleeping with 40 told him the same thing Drake told Kanye

Pusha response don’t even make any plausible sense

 

[Rembrandt]

Man I don't understand the logic in this thread, at all.

Why would Drake hold it against Young Thug? Why would he with hold this "stimulus" people keep talking about?

It's not Young Thug's song. It's not his album. It's not even his label.

Pop Smoke was signed to Steven Victor, who is Pusha T's right hand man. So Pusha T throwing a shot on the album isn't entirely unexpected.

I guess I can't wrap my mind around why Drake would give a fukk that Young Thug or Gunna was on the same song....to the point that Young Thug would need to issue a public statement. Makes him seem scary as hell, honestly.

Fred.

Maybe. Just maybe thug is speaking personally and drake's not bothered. Thug has always been outspoken and loyal to people.

"damn, I can't do nothing with Jeezy and I plan on dying like this" for Gucci

Telling people that if future doesn't like you, then he hates you. Doesn't matter if ya'll were friends before.

Thug has never had an issue making his alliances clear.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

But it's not Thugs album

 

[Chip Skylark]

Well, well, well

 

[AMcV'88]

there's too much of a black eye been put on Pops album.

they could have vetted and been more forthright with Virgil on the cover.
they made terrible stream chasing choices when it came to the features.
now a good song that Pop actually worked on with Gunna is off the album because Push can't help but diss Drake.

"oh we getting negative" - Vince Staples

I just posted too that Push probably too much a fan of the others to diss them ahaha
I was partly right about him being a fan but Thug not giving a fukk about Push helps Push care less also I guess.

that "take me off the deluxe" is eye roll worthy
because if he didn't diss Drake the song would've been on the original album.

Thug reply going to be interesting.

Push doesn't work with police....but he loves Ross who technically was law enforcement.
also, if you want to get technical he recently had the best verse on an album by an artists who's father was a police officer.



but this is a guy who, one of my favorite rappers by the way...embarrassingly called a song What Would Meek Do.

 

[hex]

Maybe. Just maybe thug is speaking personally and drake's not bothered. Thug has always been outspoken and loyal to people.

"damn, I can't do nothing with Jeezy and I plan on dying like this" for Gucci

Telling people that if future doesn't like you, then he hates you. Doesn't matter if ya'll were friends before.

Thug has never had an issue making his alliances clear.

I mean, that's cool and all but people came in here talking about "I can't blame YT, he doesn't want to lose that stimulus."

Which assumes Drake cares about this either way. I guarantee Young Thug cares more about this than Drake or Pusha T.

Fred.

 

[RAW_SPK]

I understand Thug’s stance on it...he not wrong...does come off scary a bit but I get it....

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Nothing wrong with what Thugga said.

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

“God knows what else he’ll tell..just another police rapper”

also pusha t:

“you are hiding a child”