Pusha T has moved on from his beef with Drake.
Pusha T and Drake had been beefing for a decade, and the two traded serious bars at each other in 2018, and that’s when the Bronx rapper made the revelation about Drizzy’s Son Adonis. The revelation also started a feud between Drake and Kanye West, as Ye was the only one who knew about his son.
Since the “Forever” collaborator squashed their beef last year for Larry Hoover, it looks like Pusha T has moved on from his situation with Drake. The Toronto rapper recently shared a clip of his son teaching him French, where he used Pusha’s verse from the song “Cot Damn”.
Pusha-T and Drake’s feud dates back to 2006, when The Clipse dissed Lil Wayne, the guy who signed Drake and helped start his career, in their Pharrell-produced song “Mr. Me Too.” Push dissed Drake twice in two different songs, “Don’t F**k With Me” (2011), a freestyle over Drake’s “Dreams Money Can Buy,” and “Exodus 23:1” (2013), until Drake eventually answered in “Tuscan Leather” off his Nothing Was The Same album.
The rapper sat down with Speedy Morman on Complex for his first interview in two years, where he reacts to Drizzy quoting his line. “I thought he was propping up his son speaking French,” he said. “I wouldn’t put my son in that type of energy, and he was a Clipse fan back then, so it makes sense.”
He was then asked about Ye and Drake squashing things between them, and what’s the situation of his beef with the “God’s Plan” rapper. “I’ve already looked past that,” he said. “I don’t look towards that anymore… Bygones are bygones, as far as I see.” “When he [Kanye] told me, I told that might be good for you. That sh*t will work well for you. We don’t gotta consult, but we just had a talk about it.”
Check out his interview below.
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