Pusha T - The Story Of Adidon (Drake Diss)

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Watching the Big Boy interview, I love how he's not backing down from the MS line.

You could tell from the beginning that one of those chicks had a problem with him, and later she was like "I have family members with MS :mjcry:".

Pusha was just like, "he mentioned my fiancee - I don't feel nothing, I do what I gotta do" :hubie:


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People say why Pusha doing this chatty patty shyt

And I tell them Drake slandering his street image

So Pusha slandering his clean cut image

What makes it worst for Drake. He has no impact negatively at all on Push fan base. Push solidified with his core. Push can only get bigger. Now Drake on the other is at the risk of losing millions in future money.

Adidon is arguably a top 10 dis quality wise, but it’s impact has a chance to be the best ever. If Drake album don’t come out in June or them shoes go on hiatus or a name change:wow:
 

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The song also samples Nina Simone’s famous song “Four Women,” which explores the generational impact of slavery and skin-tone prejudice in America. Each woman is without a surname, left to speculate about who her father could have been based on the color of her skin. This basic theme — of being connected and/or disconnected from black identity through paternity — plays out directly in “Story of Adidon.”
https://www.vox.com/2018/5/31/17408862/pusha-t-drake-duppy-diss-beef-explained

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Pusha had to come out the gates with multiple things in order to stir the attention he needed. Plus the blackface thing plays into the diss in terms of how his father is portrayed. And while the picture didn't get the most attention from spectators...Drake was forced to comment on it. That's how potent it was.

I'm guessing Pusha has more shyt. He called this volume one.

Where did he talk about volume 2?
 
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