Pusha T mocking Drakes record deal & Drake buying $100 million mansion a decade later Is hilarious.

[Standing on business]

Breh ran out of hating material that he had to resort to making fun of his friends health



“Contract all f–ked up/ I guess that means you all f–ked up/ You signed to one n—a that signed to another n—a/ That’s signed to three n—as, now that’s bad luck.”

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Doesn’t matter
Push’s T gave Drake an embarrassing L with Story of Adidan

 

[BK The Great]

Fans still mad about Story Of Adidon

 

[Piff Perkins]

Doesn’t matter
Push’s T gave Drake an embarrassing L with Story of Adidan

Nobody cares outside of some rap nerds. It had no impact on Drake's career and it's time for people to be honest. In 2001, Hov was a much bigger rapper than Nas. And yet you can literally trace the impact on Ether in terms of street reaction, Hov's reaction, RADIO reaction, etc. Not to mention it revived Nas' career commercially.

I'd argue the Meek thing hurt Drake more because at least he revealed something tangible - ghostwriting. Which should hurt Drake's reputation as an MC. What did Pusha hurt or damage?

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

The Drake financial woes stories haters pushed were retarded. I tried to tell them many times that the roaches were fighting over royalty check splits only.. meanwhile Drake was getting 20mil for apple limited exclusive drops and other such endeavours.

Man came out the gate with sprite and virgin endorsement deals worth multi millions. Fools will believe anything when bias cloud they mind.

 

[ISO]

Doesn’t matter
Push’s T gave Drake an embarrassing L with Story of Adidan

Nobody cares

Also Pusha act like he not signed to mad nikkas too and he relies on Ye

 

[revan]

Nobody cares outside of some rap nerds. It had no impact on Drake's career and it's time for people to be honest. In 2001, Hov was a much bigger rapper than Nas. And yet you can literally trace the impact on Ether in terms of street reaction, Hov's reaction, RADIO reaction, etc. Not to mention it revived Nas' career commercially.

I'd argue the Meek thing hurt Drake more because at least he revealed something tangible - ghostwriting. Which should hurt Drake's reputation as an MC. What did Pusha hurt or damage?

Since when do diss records need to make "impact" across music or revive or end careers?

The line is meant to poke fun about Wayne and Drake's contracts, which seems to have some merit looking back at it. The song is suppose to make Drake and Wayne upset when the heat it.

 

[Metal Face]

Quickest diss to come and go in rap history

people went from talking about it to dancing to "KEKE DO YOU LOVE ME" a month later

 

[Uitomy]

Aren't mansions usually pretty big L's unless you like keeping it as a manor for family? Or some shyt like that

 

[GeeEffKay]

Aubrey fukkin lost


No one cares Looks like his fakkit stans still do

 

[Redwing80]

Nobody cares outside of some rap nerds. It had no impact on Drake's career and it's time for people to be honest. In 2001, Hov was a much bigger rapper than Nas. And yet you can literally trace the impact on Ether in terms of street reaction, Hov's reaction, RADIO reaction, etc. Not to mention it revived Nas' career commercially.

I'd argue the Meek thing hurt Drake more because at least he revealed something tangible - ghostwriting. Which should hurt Drake's reputation as an MC. What did Pusha hurt or damage?

If it didn't do damage then Drake stans wouldn't have to randomly scrutinize Push at any opportunity.

It's blatantly fukking obvious Drake is still a star and always will be.

But your man still took an L and that will never be forgotten

 

[Standing on business]

Quickest diss to come and go in rap history

people went from talking about it to dancing to "KEKE DO YOU LOVE ME" a month later

Same shyt with the meek mill fiasco. His credibility as a MC took a hit. But Hotline Bling and One dance dominated the radio a month later.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

People still talking about the diss though. That’s crazy if nobody really cares

 

[Paper Boi]

he probably paying J. Prince rent

 

[Piff Perkins]

Since when do diss records need to make "impact" across music or revive or end careers?

The line is meant to poke fun about Wayne and Drake's contracts, which seems to have some merit looking back at it. The song is suppose to make Drake and Wayne upset when the heat it.

You could make a list of the top ten disses right now and most had clear consequences or impact. Ether, Takeover, No Vaseline, The Bridge Is Over, Hit Em Up, Truth, etc...