Post: #451

"Is Drake The Softest Rapper of All Time? "

Yes... kinda obvious

Post: #452

Drake is in a total dogfight. Pusha and Drake are two of my favorite rappers, but this was the wrong dude to get into a brawl with. Its pretty funny how one of the "best" rappers of the new generation is struggling with a guy who few really had in their top 20 lists back in the early 2000s.

Post: #453

Honestly, the idea of beefing with drake, Chris brown or any of those soft guys is laughable. That's like beefing with the crippled kid during recess. Sure, you could whoop his ass but what exactly does that prove about you? Congrats, you can take on a cripple.

If anything, this says more about Pusha T than it does about Drake. We all know drake isn't that kind of rapper.

Post: #454

aren't rap beefs kind of like....yesterday?

Who gives a fuck about either of these clowns?

Post: #455

(05-31-2018 01:26 AM)Fortis Wrote:  Honestly, the idea of beefing with drake, Chris brown or any of those soft guys is laughable. That's like beefing with the crippled kid during recess. Sure, you could whoop his ass but what exactly does that prove about you? Congrats, you can take on a cripple.

If anything, this says more about Pusha T than it does about Drake. We all know drake isn't that kind of rapper.

I disagree. Drake went at Meek Mill and turned the internet against Meek with "Back to Back" (A song written by a ghostwriter) and the culture let him get away with it and declared Drake the victor. Drake dissed a lot of people and opened himself (and his ghostwriters) up for attack. Pusha T is going to make this a lyrical combat summer, hip hop is a competitive sport, hip hop needs this beef-May the dopest MC win!

Post: #456

If "Adidion: was the best thing that Pusha T could bring to the table, then I think Drake might end up rolling him. I thought "Adidion" was a limpdick diss track and I ain't even a Drake fan at all. It was Charmin Ultra toilet paper thrown at 10 mph. Drake could sidestep that and lay him out.

Post: #457

If being the 'hardest' rapper means winding up shot to death like Tupac I would rather be as soft as a ping pong player.

Post: #458

Actually now that I heard the Pusha T diss, I think Pusha is winning the battle. Drake should just stick to his pop lane. He'll always have his market for that. Drake simply isn't cut for this battle rap & certainly not the hustler category of rap like Pusha is.

Post: #459

What do you guys think of Drake's response, Duppy?

Post: #460

Dude,Drake was one of 6 possible fathers of the child:


Another day, another full cup of tea in the Pusha T/Drake beef.

A$AP Rocky has been named as Push’s source of reference in regards to Drizzy’s relationship with Sophie Brussaux–because he was also dating her.

Unidentified sources shared the information with Black Sports Online, claiming Brussaux was involved with a few industry fellas before she got pregnant. Those folks allegedly include Iman Shumpert, James Harden, a backup dancer for Beyonce and A$AP Rocky. It was reported last year Rocky and Brussaux were dating before his rumored relationship with Kendall Jenner.

“ASAP Rocky knew everything that was going on because he was still seeing Sophie even while she was pregnant,” the source said. They also added Rocky was the one who shared the information with Pusha T for his track, “The Story of Adidon.”

“Everyone knew that she thought Drake was the father, but A$AP confirmed it as 100% true to Pusha T who decided to use that information in his song,” they added. “Sophie is a known groupie and former escort. She married a man for a green card and still is technically married. Drake unfortunately picked the wrong one to not use protection with, she thinks she hit the lottery with him.”

Another source says Drake has been involved in the child’s life and he isn’t the deadbeat Push described in his track.

“Drake sincerely thought it was someone’s else kid because she had been with so many guys in a short period of time, but once the DNA confirmed it was his, he made her sign a confidentiality agreement,” they shared. “He isn’t as bad as Pusha T is making him out to be, he is just dealing with the fact he has a baby with a porn star that sees him as check.”

In Drake’s recent single, “I’m Upset,” the rapper speaks on rising above baby mama drama and even gives Rocky a shout out.

Drake has yet to speak on his relationship with Brussaux, but attempted to give context to the blackface photo used as “artwork” to Push’s track. “The photos represented how African Americans were once wrongfully portrayed in entertainment,” Drake explained in a statement to his Instagram follower and onlookers.

A$AP and Drake appeared to have a healthy friendship since their 2012 collabo, “F**kin’ Problems.” The Harlem MC also hopped on the remix to “Wu-Tang Forever” in 2016. They two shot a video but it was never released. Rocky has shared in the past his love for Drake, with the Toronto MC doing the same on tracks like “4 PM In Calabasas.”

Post: #461

Drake should have read my byline and followed the advice-"If you cum in her mouth and she swallows she will not get pregnant.....I speak from experience."

Post: #462

Why do famous rappers all date the same 10 chicks... You would think they would be players not "poly" weirdos.

Post: #463

Guys remember Pusha released Exodus 23:1 at Drake?

That was one of the hardest diss tracks I've heard in recent memory. Didn't do shit to Drake.

No one cares about rap beefs anymore.

Post: #464

Thats hard to tell with the shit show going on.

The internet decides who’s the winner in all this.sit back and enjoy the show.

Post: #465

(05-31-2018 08:50 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  Drake should have read my byline and followed the advice-"If you cum in her mouth and she swallows she will not get pregnant.....I speak from experience."

Hahahahahahhhhhh

Whether or not I have extensive experience in this wonderful practice, let us just say I plead the fifth.

Post: #466

(05-31-2018 08:54 PM)Graft Wrote:  Guys remember Pusha released Exodus 23:1 at Drake?

That was one of the hardest diss tracks I've heard in recent memory. Didn't do shit to Drake.

No one cares about rap beefs anymore.

In Pusha T's defense, this is the most interest I have seen in a rap beef in many years really. Sure there was rap beefs in niche categories like Chicago trap / drill music (an aspiring rapper named Lil JoJo was shot & killed) but in terms of major label artists, I don't know if a beef captured the mainstream public's attention in a long time. 2001 had Nas's legendary Ether (in response to Jay-Z's Takeover). A few years after that there was a beef between The Lox & Beanie Sigel. There was a beef between Jim Jones (The Diplomats) vs. Tru Life. But the Puerto Rican New York-based rising star Tru Life became imprisoned before he was able to gather steam in the business. He literally had been signed by Jay-Z but wasn't able to capitalize due to imprisonment.

Look it is serving Pusha T's purpose beautifully. It is providing a HUGE boost to his bottomline of sales & consumer interest at an age at which numerous folks would say he is too old to rap. And it is highly unlikely a beef like this will cross into the territory of violence. This ain't Tupac vs. Biggie with a million gang members on the sidelines ready to shoot.

Other noteworthy beefs from various times in the past at least during this century (50 Cent destroying Ja Rule is one, hmm 50 Cent vs. The Game might be another one).

Post: #467

(05-31-2018 05:53 AM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  I disagree. Drake went at Meek Mill and turned the internet against Meek with "Back to Back" (A song written by a ghostwriter)

A ghostwritten diss must be the lamest thing ever. I believe that's what they call a pyrrhic victory.

Post: #468

Oh yeah the Tekashi 6'9 vs. Casanova thing tried to lift off a bit but that didn't really go anywhere. Besides, that's the newer era stuff. Pusha T & Drake are still entrants from the old guard, especially Pusha T. Pusha T can spit bars. He's a real MC.

Post: #469

I hear Drake a lot on the radio in the car and always turn it off. It's nothing close to rap, unless the modern definition of it has changed. His song God's Plan is dreadful. It doesn't even sound like he put effort into it.

But the kids these days dig fewer lyrics, a catchy beat and easy to remember choruses.

Either way, whether his music can stand up to real rap artists from the 80s-mid 2000s, he's making a killing and playing the game in the right way for the money and fame.

Post: #470

The baby momma is an escort turned video vixen turned groupie and Drake was one of 6 possible fathers. This is a huge L and bad luck for Drake.

Post: #471

Early on Drake was killing 9th Wonder beats. Gotta respect that, he can rock, but still he knows who his audience is now.

Post: #472

So after a mauling from the story of Adidion, apparently Drake is sitting on a career ending diss for Kanye and Pusha. Sounds like face saving bullshit.

Post: #473

Career ending ghost written diss from Drake... What's he got ? "Kanye is a mean racist because he wore a MAGA hat, I'm loved by feminists because I simp on every track"

Post: #474

Apparently, the held back diss track from Drake was taking on THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY. It would have ended Drake's career, and a lot of rappers-he allegedly held nothing back, really laid it all out on the table.

I really want to hear it.....

Post: #475

(05-31-2018 08:54 PM)godfather dust Wrote:  Why do famous rappers all date the same 10 chicks... You would think they would be players not "poly" weirdos.

Most of them are gay.