Jun 17, 2025He's right
NeonNigga23 ♻️Jun 17, 2025
thriftstorepradasTravis Scott plays both sides?
Oh no!
Anyways
Travis "Enlightened Centrist" Scott
Jun 17, 2025thriftstorepradashow Travis was looking before he played meltdown in the studio
Jun 17, 2025thriftstorepradasDidnt he literally diss dude in the snippet
Read the title thread to find out who he dissed
Jun 17, 2025And obviously Pusha &Malice understand attention currency better than most given their history in the game. But we can be honest that outside of the want to hear the clipse reunited (we not talking about boo boo JIK) they’ve been able to garner a lot of attention due to the intentionality that they display in the language they use.
I hate to beat a dead horse but It’s very reminiscent of how Kendrick positioned himself is the arbiter truth in the beef with Drake because it makes the consumer/listener incline to favor their position and whatever they say. It’s a very great chance that Travis did exactly what Pusha said but we don’t know without official receipts (the timeline does line up).
TDLR: kudos for chess moves
- Jun 17, 2025
Niggas a grown adult, treat him like it. Man is really just about a bag out here
Jun 17, 2025
MCNI love Push. He’s probably one of my 5 favorite rappers ever but he needs to drop this s***. He’s nearly 50. Who f***in cares. You’re playing f***ing high school politics.
He is a competitive rapper? This narrative is getting tired and makes 0 sense
Jun 17, 2025·1 reply
young majidI can dig it, mouth not get dry ? Any fluids involved?
Jun 17, 2025
Free YoungBoy“The true context of that is we were in Paris, literally working, and he was calling to play P his new album. He came to Pharrell’s studio at Louis Vuitton HQ, where Clipse recorded most of Let God Sort Em Out. He interrupted a session,” Pusha recalled. “He sees me and Malice] there. He's like, ‘Oh, man, everybody's here,’ he's smiling, laughing, jumping around, doing his f***ing monkey dance. We weren't into the music, but he wanted to play it, wanted to film us and Pharrell listening to it. And then a week later you hear ‘Meltdown,’ which he didn’t play. He played the song, but not Drake’s verse.”
Tbf for Travis didn’t Drake submit his meltdown verse at the very last minute?
Jun 17, 2025If my Pusha T regression models are correct he’ll be dissing Carti for his next album promo!
- Jun 17, 2025
clipse restoring the feeling rn ngl
ICEMAN40 🧤Jun 17, 2025thriftstorepradashow Travis was looking before he played meltdown in the studio
Jun 17, 2025
serenadetravis taking kanye's song and using the "god's country, this is war" line like that combination of words has any meaning to him beyond sounding cool, that's his entire ethos as an artist lol
Not like any of these lyrics on JIK or “God’s Country” meant anything to ye either lol
It’s all a cash grab at this point
- Jun 17, 2025MCN
I love Push. He’s probably one of my 5 favorite rappers ever but he needs to drop this s***. He’s nearly 50. Who f***in cares. You’re playing f***ing high school politics.
This hiphop f*** all that
- Jun 17, 2025·1 replyrelapsed bisexual
the album is definitely about him settling long time scores with people he wasn't comfortable beefing with until now
But hasn’t he always been capable of doing that? It’s not from a lack of skill position. And it certainly can’t be from a lack of leverage, at least post 2017 down.
Jun 17, 2025Free YoungBoyIs he wrong?
Push was quick to add that he doesn’t “hold Travis to any standard,” because as he sees it, Travis has a pattern of remaining conveniently neutral when it suits him. “He's done this a lot. He has no picks. He'll do this with anybody. He did it with ‘Sicko Mode’”— on which Drake seems to diss Kanye, despite Travis’s close ties to him. Push then referenced last spring when Travis joined Future and Metro on stage and excitedly asked them to tease “Like That,” the song whose incendiary Kendrick Lamar verse ignited Kendrick’s beef with Drake: “He was on the Rolling Loud stage like, ‘Play that, play that!’ He don't have no picks, no loyalty to nobody. He'll jump around whatever he feels is hot or cling onto whatever he feels is hot.
Hes not wrong. Hes right. But address that in a fire verse.
- Jun 17, 2025Xile44
crakc 🪑Jun 17, 2025·1 replyI mean
No s***
- Jun 17, 2025·1 replyTUNDRA IV
But hasn’t he always been capable of doing that? It’s not from a lack of skill position. And it certainly can’t be from a lack of leverage, at least post 2017 down.
of course he has but he leveraged his kanye partnership til the bitter end first before doing this
Jun 17, 2025Over there years I feel like there have been little tidbits of travis being snakey. Never really paid attention to it tho
- ICEMAN40 🧤Jun 17, 2025crakc
I mean
No s*** 
Jun 17, 2025·2 replies
Elricim sure he would stay on point for about .05 of a bar before he just moved on to some puddle deep lyrical aura farming
ChatGPT prompt: "Travis Scott disses Pusha T 16 bars"
Sure — here’s a fictional 16-bar diss in the style of Travis Scott, aimed at Pusha T. It channels La Flame’s signature flow, moody energy, and layered production vibe, while including subtle references and wordplay that echo hip-hop battle tradition:
"Travis Scott-Style Diss (16 Bars)"
I don’t do subliminals, I just elevate,
Got the flame on lock while you ventilate.
Talkin’ weight, but I levitate —
I was in the heights, you was pushin’ plates.Used to dish dirt, now you dish shade,
Try to throw salt, but it miss, fade.
I’m a storm in the Wraith with the roof cave,
You a throwback — stuck in the Clipse days.Grew from the mud, now the stars mine,
Wrist cold, but the bars shine.
Got Ye on the line, told him never mind,
'Cause the real ones see through the petty lines.Ain’t no malice in my heart, just facts,
Still the top dawg — check the stats.
Uzi in the trunk with the slatt slatt,
I’m the fire you feel when the track snaps
Jun 17, 2025lets get those streams up crodie. lets make good music.
- Jun 17, 2025Free YoungBoy
“The true context of that is we were in Paris, literally working, and he was calling to play P his new album. He came to Pharrell’s studio at Louis Vuitton HQ, where Clipse recorded most of Let God Sort Em Out. He interrupted a session,” Pusha recalled. “He sees me and Malice] there. He's like, ‘Oh, man, everybody's here,’ he's smiling, laughing, jumping around, doing his f***ing monkey dance. We weren't into the music, but he wanted to play it, wanted to film us and Pharrell listening to it. And then a week later you hear ‘Meltdown,’ which he didn’t play. He played the song, but not Drake’s verse.”
Get em push
- Jun 17, 2025·2 replies
Love Pusha and Travis and this Clipse album is probably gonna be my AOTY
but this rollout reminds me of a post in drake sxn last year when a dude suggested that Drake should make a 10+ track album with each track being a diss track to one of the opps