Nov 8, 2020
imdoinfAbsolute garbage 💯
- Nov 8, 2020
A Mad Ass Nigga“Tbh. The whole song is just a massive blow. From the artwork to the beat selection, to how he draw a line between the deadbeat behavior of Drake and his dad, how well he set up the main blows, disrespecting his mother by name, dissing his dying friend and asking how much time he got left. That diss isn’t some surface level s*** they try to make it seem like. Pusha actually took his time because the diss is so strategic it’s scary.”
That’s from another thread when someone downplayed it to baby talk.
It’s really deeper than that. He’s drawing parallel lines to highlight Drake is just like his dad whether he want to admit it or not. He use to get angry at his mom for saying he’s just like his dad just to end up like his dad. Pusha pretty much drop small hints at that. Then he highlights Drake’s issue with marriage and family and saying well you feel a way about that because your dad walked out on your mom and she’s never found love or been married. She always come last and it triggers him. Pusha dug deep with that diss. That’s why I hate when it’s just downplayed.
Damn b**** 😂 They aint wanna hear that 😂😂😂
Magenta 💞Nov 8, 2020·1 replyone of the best songs of all-time
- Magenta 💞Nov 8, 2020
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- Nov 8, 2020
How can yall even call this a diss track this just an average drake song with a couple passive aggressive ass lines
- Nov 8, 2020·1 reply
KlausSee this is why people "downplay" it because this a***ysis of it so delusional it's crazy. Only thing true about that statement is the dissing 40 thing. That was the craziest part. Other than that:
1. Drake is black himself the fact that it was an issue has more to say about people still with the weird colorist s*** with mixed people. But I'll give that to him too.
2. The beat selection? He just took another nigga's beat... He had to piggyback off of Hov.
3. The deadbeat thing is just straight up false. How was Drake a deadbeat? Once he knew the kid was 100% his he has been in his life. How was he a deadbeat? I mean, in the first place, how do you even question someone morally while wishing death upon an innocent man.
4. How does Pusha know his mother didn't/doesn't have a partner? How does he know she is "always coming last"? She is the mother to one of the biggest musicians in the world you actually think she has been miserable all this time? Even if she has been again how the f*** would he know? He is just making s*** up. How is that not obvious...
He didn't dig deep with anything but finding that artwork. All he did was rehash a bunch of s*** we already knew about Drake because the nigga told us himself and idiots like you want to act like Push the Tea is some evil genius rap mastermind with incredible a***ytical skills but nah we just downplaying s***. Nah you guys are overplaying it.
Like I'll admit some Drake stans will downplay it like the nigga ain't lost. He did lose by not responding but Duppy Freestyle was definitely better. All that s*** you said wasn't even the reason why most people cared about the diss. It was literally 95% because of revealing one of the biggest artists in the world has a secret child. If we talking bars Drake had him. Ironically the most traditional og rapper tried winning with teeney bopper gossip instead of bars. Bigger picture my ass.
Aint no one reading that 😂
Nov 8, 2020·1 replyA Mad Ass Nigga“Tbh. The whole song is just a massive blow. From the artwork to the beat selection, to how he draw a line between the deadbeat behavior of Drake and his dad, how well he set up the main blows, disrespecting his mother by name, dissing his dying friend and asking how much time he got left. That diss isn’t some surface level s*** they try to make it seem like. Pusha actually took his time because the diss is so strategic it’s scary.”
That’s from another thread when someone downplayed it to baby talk.
It’s really deeper than that. He’s drawing parallel lines to highlight Drake is just like his dad whether he want to admit it or not. He use to get angry at his mom for saying he’s just like his dad just to end up like his dad. Pusha pretty much drop small hints at that. Then he highlights Drake’s issue with marriage and family and saying well you feel a way about that because your dad walked out on your mom and she’s never found love or been married. She always come last and it triggers him. Pusha dug deep with that diss. That’s why I hate when it’s just downplayed.
and none of that would've worked had Pusha not known about the baby which for reason in this social media age was so massive.
Two Birds dropped in 2016. Then GOOD literally had 5 guys come at Drizzy in Summer 2018, baited him, got Duppy and pulled out the baby card lmfao
Adidon was hard and raw no doubt but it's also one of the most overhyped diss track considering what @Klaus said, most of it was just TMZ headline tier bars and can be dispelled.
- Nov 8, 2020·1 replyCLB PRADA
and none of that would've worked had Pusha not known about the baby which for reason in this social media age was so massive.
Two Birds dropped in 2016. Then GOOD literally had 5 guys come at Drizzy in Summer 2018, baited him, got Duppy and pulled out the baby card lmfao
Adidon was hard and raw no doubt but it's also one of the most overhyped diss track considering what @Klaus said, most of it was just TMZ headline tier bars and can be dispelled.
Overhyped but Drake and his hardcore fans have been bothered for 2 years now lol
Y’all would’ve called PAC a chatty patty, gossip tmz ass nigga for saying he f***ed Biggie wife lol.
- Nov 8, 2020·1 replyYeezy Slides
Aint no one reading that 😂
Ah the classic "ain't nobody readying that paragraph" line usually spewed by people with IQ levels in the single digits who ignorantly type it without realizing they are telling on themselves about how much of an ignoramus they are.
- Nov 8, 2020·1 reply
The point of battle rap is to expose and embarrass the opponent and that’s why Pusha chose to go at his character. You know how many disses are “gossip” and petty little s***s lol. But then again most of y’all not really use to diss tracks. Charged up was the first for y’all so you don’t really know how it use to be.
- CKL TML 🌺Nov 8, 2020A Mad Ass Nigga
The point of battle rap is to expose and embarrass the opponent and that’s why Pusha chose to go at his character. You know how many disses are “gossip” and petty little s***s lol. But then again most of y’all not really use to diss tracks. Charged up was the first for y’all so you don’t really know how it use to be.
- Nov 8, 2020·1 replyA Mad Ass Nigga
Overhyped but Drake and his hardcore fans have been bothered for 2 years now lol
Y’all would’ve called PAC a chatty patty, gossip tmz ass nigga for saying he f***ed Biggie wife lol.
It's a landmark moment in hip hop
Pac & Biggie's beef dynamics were totally different than this. Nothing wrong with s*** like that but if your diss literally revolves around a topic high school girls would care about then that tells you everything.
Nov 8, 2020
real mccoy6this song had pusha hiding until he discovered his son
😂 this drizzy is scary scary bruh for real
- Nov 8, 2020·2 repliesCLB PRADA
It's a landmark moment in hip hop
Pac & Biggie's beef dynamics were totally different than this. Nothing wrong with s*** like that but if your diss literally revolves around a topic high school girls would care about then that tells you everything.
The only people that feel this way are hardcore Drake stans tho
you people are the only ones running with that narrative still even when people have been breaking down the diss even more since 2018 lol. At some point y’all have to realize maybe you guys are the delusional ones. - Nov 8, 2020Klaus
Ah the classic "ain't nobody readying that paragraph" line usually spewed by people with IQ levels in the single digits who ignorantly type it without realizing they are telling on themselves about how much of an ignoramus they are.
Damn b**** 😂
- Nov 9, 2020TheEagleForever
We all wide awake late at night, thinking on what to change
If we do get to do it twice in a another life
Scared to go to sleep now
'Cause being awake is what all my dreams were likeone of his best, and it wasn't a release....again lol
Man I just listened to this again and I swear there isn’t a line that he missed on.
Every. Single. Line. Hits so f***ing hard.
“2% of us rich and the rest of these niggas all milky”
Bruh.
- Nov 9, 2020A Mad Ass Nigga
The only people that feel this way are hardcore Drake stans tho
you people are the only ones running with that narrative still even when people have been breaking down the diss even more since 2018 lol. At some point y’all have to realize maybe you guys are the delusional ones. He doesn’t need to be dissing someone 24-7 for the bars to hit within the cadence. His delivery on this track with the instrumental creates a moment.
Sometimes rappers find beats that create moments for them, this was one of them.
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyA Mad Ass Nigga
The only people that feel this way are hardcore Drake stans tho
you people are the only ones running with that narrative still even when people have been breaking down the diss even more since 2018 lol. At some point y’all have to realize maybe you guys are the delusional ones. For the record you an insecure little b**** lmao but that’s for another discussion for you and your momma bless her soul my g
- Nov 9, 2020·editedTheEagleForever
For the record you an insecure little b**** lmao but that’s for another discussion for you and your momma bless her soul my g
Pusha got you in shambles still LMAOOOOOOOO and there’s some of y’all that think Tsoa ain’t hit
the proof is in these replies 
- Nov 9, 2020·1 replyKlaus
See this is why people "downplay" it because this a***ysis of it so delusional it's crazy. Only thing true about that statement is the dissing 40 thing. That was the craziest part. Other than that:
1. Drake is black himself the fact that it was an issue has more to say about people still with the weird colorist s*** with mixed people. But I'll give that to him too.
2. The beat selection? He just took another nigga's beat... He had to piggyback off of Hov.
3. The deadbeat thing is just straight up false. How was Drake a deadbeat? Once he knew the kid was 100% his he has been in his life. How was he a deadbeat? I mean, in the first place, how do you even question someone morally while wishing death upon an innocent man.
4. How does Pusha know his mother didn't/doesn't have a partner? How does he know she is "always coming last"? She is the mother to one of the biggest musicians in the world you actually think she has been miserable all this time? Even if she has been again how the f*** would he know? He is just making s*** up. How is that not obvious...
He didn't dig deep with anything but finding that artwork. All he did was rehash a bunch of s*** we already knew about Drake because the nigga told us himself and idiots like you want to act like Push the Tea is some evil genius rap mastermind with incredible a***ytical skills but nah we just downplaying s***. Nah you guys are overplaying it.
Like I'll admit some Drake stans will downplay it like the nigga ain't lost. He did lose by not responding but Duppy Freestyle was definitely better. All that s*** you said wasn't even the reason why most people cared about the diss. It was literally 95% because of revealing one of the biggest artists in the world has a secret child. If we talking bars Drake had him. Ironically the most traditional og rapper tried winning with teeney bopper gossip instead of bars. Bigger picture my ass.
Damn u HURT over this
Nov 9, 2020Free C5 how the f*** we got the boss waiting
- Nov 9, 2020NOCTA_VAMP
Damn u HURT over this
I don't know how you came to that conclusion. I don't think you even did. This is pretty much the no-brain comeback everyone gives to someone giving even a tiny bit of effort in a response in an argument because they can't do the same.
Dec 19, 2020
YallJustBeTalkingTo the most high I’m forever indebted
I know I gotta pay something
I know that days coming
Dec 19, 2020This is 40 at his best tbh