Young Thug Doesn’t Like Pusha Ts Verse

[BK The Great]

Push should just body him on record.

 

[Bawon Samedi]

He just look scary. This all could've been a phone call to Drake or even Pusha if he was that pressed.


And a verse on the same track doesn't mean they are involved in the beef. Drake dissed Common on Ross' track and I didn't hear him crying about it.

1. Thugga is cool with Drake.

2. Why diss someone on Pop Smoke's posthumous album? Its lame.

And no I am not a fan of Drake. I actually dislike that high yella cornball but fact is Thugga not looking "scary." Why be on a track with someone who is cool with your enemy?

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Push should just body him on record.

And Thugga would body him in real life.

 

[jwinfield]

Anyone with a brain knows he got it from celebrity gossip pages and Ye confirmed it

I can’t believe Joe Budden let Pusha get that lie off

So we've gone from Drake told Ye this secret that no one knew while helping him on his album, then Ye turning around and telling Push, to Push reading about it on TMZ in May 2017 and more than a year later, Ye says, "Hey Push, you remember that TMZ article from a year ago, Drake just told me it's true"

I think it’s corny that drake would complain about a verse actually , if that’s true

Because it's one thing Drake would never do, is make his feelings about a verse be known

 

[ISO]

Thug is right. Why are you dissing Drake on a dead man’s album with Gunna and Thug on it.

It’s like dude can only spit coke tales and diss Drake it’s over it’s corny now

 

[OG Talk]

Last time I heard from Push, he had Drake on his mind.

Two years pass, he gets married, has a child, his boss comes out as a MAGA c00n, we go through a world wide pandemic and racial unrest and riots.


And Push still has Drake on his mind.

I get the whole “foot on neck” mentality. But this corny shyt started over a decade ago because Young Money was wearing Bape.

And this point they should just meet up and fight so they can move on with their lives.

 

[CrimsonTider]

So we've gone from Drake told Ye this secret that no one knew while helping him on his album, to Ye turning around and telling Push, to Push reading about it on TMZ in May 2017 and more than a year later, Ye says, "Hey Push, you remember that TMZ article from a year ago, Drake just told me it's true"


Because it's one thing Drake would never do, is make his feelings about a verse be known

How did Drake know what the verse was about but no one else did?

why did they say the song didn’t make the album due to a glitch and now the reason is Drake?

 

[FreshAIG]

Now that I'm realizing this isn't Thug's song, he needs to STFU. He has no control over the song, so it's none of his problem what the other people on the song rap about. If it's your own project, that's a different animal.

If Drake is corny enough to get mad at Thugga for something he has no control over, y'all wasn't friends to begin with.

 

[BK The Great]

And Thugga would body him in real life.

So he can't compete with skills then. Rappers can't be gangstas forever. It's 2020. All that rah rah shyt is corny.

 

[Lil Bape the PostGod]

Now that I'm realizing this isn't Thug's song, he needs to STFU. He has no control over the song, so it's none of his problem what the other people on the song rap about. If it's your own project, that's a different animal.

If Drake is corny enough to get mad at Thugga for something he has no control over, y'all wasn't friends to begin with.

you have a right to be critical of anything your name is attached to, especially in business instances

 

[Jekyll]

1. Thugga is cool with Drake.

2. Why diss someone on Pop Smoke's posthumous album? Its lame.

And no I am not a fan of Drake. I actually dislike that high yella cornball but fact is Thugga not looking "scary." Why be on a track with someone who is cool with your enemy?

Twitter was saying this verse was on that song back when Pop was actually alive. And Thug heard it before he dropped his verse. Plenty of rappers get on tracks with people who are beefing with people they are cool with. None of these people are childhood friends. It takes a hoemotional ass nikka to get upset with and write an IG story because you're scared of Drake's backlash. Call them nikkas if you feel a way.

Thug should've just declined the feature if he was so scared of Drake. Its his fault not Pusha's.

 

[DapMeUp!]

Last time I heard from Push, he had Drake on his mind.

Two years pass, he gets married, has a child, his boss comes out as a MAGA c00n, we go through a world wide pandemic and racial unrest and riots.


And Push still has Drake on his mind.

Nah don't do that

Drake's last interview he was visibly still salty talking about the battle, that was a couple months ago.
40 just opened his mouth a month ago about the diss.

Don't try and make it a one way street both sides still on this.

 

[Sad Bunny]

Last time I heard from Push, he had Drake on his mind.

Two years pass, he gets married, has a child, his boss comes out as a MAGA c00n, we go through a world wide pandemic and racial unrest and riots.


And Push still has Drake on his mind.

I get the whole “foot on neck” mentality. But this corny shyt started over a decade ago because Young Money was wearing Bape.

And this point they should just meet up and fight so they can move on with their lives.

Plenty colors in the chain nikka fukk BAPE

 

[JA_Carter]

It’s obvious Pusha T Has been baiting Drake to mention him again so he can release the ‘surgical summer’ diss he’s been itching to drop. Drake learnt from the first L that it’s best to ignore him

 

[FreshAIG]

you have a right to be critical of anything your name is attached to, especially in business instances

You have the right to be mad, of course. So "stfu" wasn't the right phrase, I shouldn't have added that part. But ultimately, it's not the big deal he made it out to be. If you have no control over the project, all you can say is "hey, take me off this". But nobody can be mad at him, because it's not his album or song.