Drake - Duppy Freestyle (Pusha T & Kanye West DISS)

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Virgil is the head of Louis Vuitton’s Men’s line now. Which is a major major thing.

When Kanye was asked about it he seemed more jealous than happy.
in the actual fashion world kanye is like a lightweight gimmick next to virgil. kanyes out here designing ugly shyt on purpose just to prove people will buy it
 

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Why did they put brother in quotes like they're not really brothers :skip:

Yeah, I thought that was weird to.

Pulling up that vid, linked me to the Vlad interview where Drake got the "it was your cousin, then your brother, then you" line.

In the first part, Malice goes into how their cousins were the real dudes in the area and how they got on from being related to them.

Later, he also admits they were never nothing like kingpins, but due to the success of Grindin, they got "pigeon holed" into the whole coke rap wave.



Him speaking about that "certain lingo" is what drew me to them in the first place.

Listening to them back then, and being a nikka that was playing around with a lil coke myself at the time, I thought these dudes were super official.

Especially when I heard this shyt...



and this...



After I did my lil research, hoping to find just one nikka from the Southside that could vouch for these dudes, i came away very disappointed.
 
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Yeah, I thought that was weird to.

Pulling up that vid, linked me to the Vlad interview where Drake got the "it was your cousin, then your brother, then you" line.

In the first part, Malice goes into how their cousins were the real dudes in the area and how they got on from being related to them.

Later, he also admits they were never nothing like kingpins, but due to the success of Grindin, they got "pigeon holed" into the whole coke rap wave.



Him speaking about that "certain lingo" is what drew me to them in the first place.

Listening to them back then, and being a nikka that was playing around with a lil coke myself at the time, I thought these dudes were super official.

Especially when I heard this shyt...



and this...



After I did my lil research, hoping to find just one nikka from the Southside that could vouch for these dudes, i came away very disappointed.


That's funny because I read their interview in Vibe magazine about The Clipse/Full Eclipse - "Exclusive Audio Footage" and they had the hustle thing going on back then, just different. Pusha's name was terror.
<<< I heard this on the elektra sampler.

The Funeral video was getting a lil bit of play on video channels from what I remember...
 

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That's funny because I read their interview in Vibe magazine about The Clipse/Full Eclipse - "Exclusive Audio Footage" and they had the hustle thing going on back then, just different. Pusha's name was terror.
<<< I heard this on the elektra sampler.

The Funeral video was getting a lil bit of play on video channels from what I remember...


Yeah, that's facts.

They rapped about the coke shyt just like most East Coast rappers during that time because we were all influenced by The Purple Tape, It Was Written, Big's 1st two albums, etc. in the 90s.

But Grindin was the song that blew them up and got them noticed around the country.

I guess he's saying after that, they had to go full force with the coke rap shyt even though they had much more to bring to the table.

My main gripe with Push is I know he's capable of writing incredible shyt about a wide range of topics, but he's still stuck on this cocaine kingpin shyt that got him noticed in the first place, even though his actual life was much more than that.
 
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