it was right in the heat of the battle or suit or something and they said nahhh bra u gotta take that off, cuz its the optics of push and kendrick working together in a like agressive standoffish ass track, and push was like no and they said no and he said im not budging, drop me im not doing that s*** and after a month or two they were like ait and dropped him and clipse. then signed to roc nation instead later

This is what Ye been talking about

wy?

so it went from a year to a month or two

I mean Umg said their artist have nothing to worry about though so I mean he just made a song called NLU where he draws a line in the sand against Drake, Pusha has always been on this side of the line and has collaborated with dot before on a classic track! I just don’t see what the big fuss about if the verse isn’t talking about Drake. Are niggas scared to look… guilty?

the album was delayed a year, it took a month or few to get dropped my guy lol

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not necessarily, im not sure if this was pre suit in the heat of the battle or not, but if it was heat of the battle they may have been just thinking it was too much on their other artist idk? , or if it was in suit they couldve also been like ay bro we dont want this drama

I think that’s probably for the best

there two different stories being told no one else's error

Unbothered king

uh no not really you can read the article yourself if you like
archive.ph/ANmcP#selection-2117.0-2117.404

same

Am I looking at 3/4 of an M on Cricket ?

Pusha can barely contain his disgust recounting how the stalemate with Def Jam played out. “They wanted me to ask Kendrick to censor his verse, which of course I was never doing,” he explains. “And then they wanted me to take the record off. And so, after a month of not doing it, Steve Gawley, the lawyer over there was like, ‘We'll just drop the Clipse.’ But that can't work because I'm still there solo. But if you let us all go… ”
Sure enough, Def Jam eventually agreed to release the Clipse and drop Pusha as a solo artist, freeing the duo up to shop for a new home with a finished Clipse album and “plenty more music” in their pockets. Ultimately, Pusha says, the endeavor was gratifying: “It felt good to even see how other labels were buying for the project.”

yeah

its probably just another ad lol hes paid to promote that gambling platform i doubt its even his money

Punjab winning

He’s the GOAT of this gambling s*** this is uncharted territory fr

peak degeneracy

Stake really gon be his downfall

The label loved what they heard—except for Kendrick Lamar’s guest verse on the thunderous “Chains & Whips,” the final version of the song that Pharrell teased at his first LV runway show, and the song Pusha says was the first to come out of their sessions. Don’t be fooled by Pusha’s interviews appealing for one last guest verse and the Twitter jokes that he went to a GNX Tour date to physically walk Kendrick into the nearest studio; K. Dot’s verse homework has been turned in for a while now.
But after a summer of beef between their two biggest artists that resulted in a still ongoing lawsuit from Drake, Def Jam’s parent company UMG blanched at the antagonistic opp-optics of two of Drake’s biggest enemies linking on wax. Pusha calls their apprehension “stupid”—primarily because none of the bars in Kendrick’s otherwise excellent verse could really be perceived as a shot or even subliminal. (It does, however, contain the stellar line: “Therapy taught me how to open up/it also showed me I don’t give a f***.”)

so basically kendrick held up the clipse album because he beefed with drake yep same thing i said earlier

i had no idea what tf u were talking about and now just realize ur talking about the sport cricket

Putting $750K down on Royal Challengers Bengaluru might be the coldest s*** a rappers ever done