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Pusha T responded to a comment implying that Drake isn’t matching the gangsta persona in his music.
The Bronx-born rapper agreed with an X post stating Drake hasn’t laid a hand on him despite “all these years of mob talk.”
Did King Push intend to say Drizzy is more like his ‘Degrassi’ character Jimmy Brooks, than an actual gangsta? You decide.
@YoQueue, wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, “I just wanted to point out that all these years of mob talk from Drake, nobody ever laid a finger on @PUSHA_T.”
The 46-year-old responded, “Not a pinky nail….” with a crying face emoji.
Under the Shade Room’s Instagram report about the rapper’s response, Roomies shared their thoughts about Pusha seemingly shading Drake.
@angeltrensetta said, “Why y’all always bringing Drake into things?? That man do not care about NOTHING. Probably buying a Chanel bag as we speak.”
Another commenter agreed with Pusha T putting Aubrey on front street.
“We too old for this bro,” @lavarwalker stated.
Drake and Pusha have a long-standing beef, which erupted in 2018 when Pusha T dropped ‘Infrared’ dissing Drizzy. At the time, he revealed to the world that Drake had a “secret” son named Adonis.
As previously reported, when asked on ‘The Breakfast Club’ if he would squash the beef, the former Clipse member said, “I’m not entertaining it, but there’s nothing I want from the situation.”
Drake — born Aubrey Drake Graham — has been piling up detractors as of late. Pusha T’s message on social media follows Future and Kendrick Lamar’s alleged diss at the Toronto rapper on their new song ‘Like That.’ It is currently sitting at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
Additionally, ‘Diced Pineapples’ rapper Rick Ross caused a stir online last week when he reportedly unfollowed the OVO hit-maker. Drake reportedly reacted by inviting his ex-girlfriend Cristina to see him on tour.
It’s only four months into 2024 and the boys are fighting again.
