Pusha T - The Story Of Adidon (Drake Diss)

[DrexlersFade]

We got one more week to see if Dumbass takes the bait and slips something in on his album.

 

[Grizzly]

Song is still potent After sitting with it awhile I'd easily put it up there with Ether as far as diss tracks go

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Song is still potent After sitting with it awhile I'd easily put it up there with Ether as far as diss tracks go

It’s crazy, I’ve only listened to this twice, and it’s so vicious and just stings completely. It thoroughly wipes out the surface level disses on Duppy Freestyle.

 

[MercuryHayes]

tick tick tick

 

[MusicConsulting]

Wish someone got this clip to Drake sooner. DJ Clark Kent with the prophecy

That's crazy. But it rings (no duppy) to be true how methodical he is. Like the Hannibal show......he probably watched that religiously. I can see why he liked the wire, he was one of these characters. He probably has rapper anatomical charts of weaknesses in their body. "Ahhhh, wayne has issues with...seizzzzzzzzures, let's add this line here. Who exactly is this Drake fellow? Why is he interested in me? Better circle this for later. ""Looking through private medical & personal records:

 

[ThaEruditious]

It’s crazy, I’ve only listened to this twice, and it’s so vicious and just stings completely. It thoroughly wipes out the surface level disses on Duppy Freestyle.

Literally everything about Drake is surface level lol

 

[Ayo]

Literally everything about Drake is surface level lol

Daddy issues? Racial insecurity? Hiding a child?

That’s way below the surface. Those are deep.

 

[MusicConsulting]

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

.......................

 

[ThaEruditious]

Daddy issues? Racial insecurity? Hiding a child?

That’s way below the surface. Those are deep.

Daddy issues may seem subconscious but that shyt was definitely on the surface, as well as racial insecurity (the two tie in with one another pretty well if you ask me, especially in regard to his music: bytchmade tendencies, his issues with women, him beeing a caricature of a street nikka when it suits him, etc.). Hiding a child is rather new so that can be argued, but I will say that that falls under his issue with women among other things.

*shrug* I digress his music has always been surface level.

 

[skokiaan]

how is the battle even legit when the opposition dont even write they own shythell i could win any battle if i had a group of writers

 

[African_brehda]

hell i could win any battle if i had a group of writers

But he ain't winning

Pusha Thanos snapped and the whole tent of writers dissolved

So Kudi and Kanye made an album about Pusha. The kid who saw the ghostwriters and killed em

 

[MusicConsulting]

Here's a break down on what Drake is probably planning (for the non savvy in sports) (kind of interesting on the background history)

Ever since Pusha-T told Drake plainly on “The Story Of Adidon” that he is "hiding a child," we haven't heard a response from the Toronto rapper. Sure we got a statement, but we want actual bars, and it seems like we may just get them on Drake's upcoming album, "Scorpion."

Keep in mind this is purely a theory, but we wanted to read into Drake's recent Instagram Stories post where he posted a photo of infamous former Toronto Maple Leafs bruiser Tie Domi.


This photo was taken during Game 6 of the 2002 Eastern Conference semifinals against the Senators after Domi was checked by Ottawa's Ricard Persson. At the time of the hit, Toronto trailed 2-0 in the game. As a result of Persson's penalty, the Leafs scored two goals during the power play, and ended up winning Game 6, 4-3.

Toronto went on to win the series in Game 7, and Perrson was widely blamed for Ottawa's loss due to his cheap shot against Domi. Perrson never played in the NHL again after that series.

So, how does this relate to Drake?

We can draw some parallels between this incident, which Drake put up on Instagram, and his ongoing beef with Pusha-T. Many viewed Pusha-T's dis track as a cheap shot, similar to Perrson. But, like Domi, Drake is saying he's going to come out on top in the end.

There's also the fact Perrson didn't play in the NHL again after that series. According to hip hop mogul J. Prince, Drake recorded a "career-ending" dis track aimed at Kanye West and Pusha-T, but ultimately decided not to release it.

This photo could be referring to a dis track on "Scorpion" which would end Pusha-T's career, as J. Prince alluded to.

To further back up this theory, DJ Akademiks said "there are answers on [Drake's] album to make us understand. [Drake] said, ‘You will understand when my project comes out,'" referring to the ongoing back-and-forth between the two rappers.

Is the theory a stretch? Maybe. But remember Drake, a Toronto native, has used sports references in the past. During his ongoing beef with Meek Mill, he used the Blue Jay's Joe Carter on the cover of "Back-to-Back." The meaning there is that Carter, playing for Drake's home team, hit the World Series-winning home run over the Phillies, the team from Meek Mill's hometown.

 

[Jimmy ValenTime]

how is the battle even legit when the opposition dont even write they own shythell i could win any battle if i had a group of writers

Pusha beat the whole OVO camp like Daredevil

 

[MusicConsulting]

People so quick with the photo shop. At least I hope it is photoshop.