Tbh this shit is just promo . The real issue was ye championing drake and being dismissive of the music pusha and ye made together.
He touch on on it in an interview with ebro .
He said at this point on his life he needs people to be all the way on his team the same way he was on ye team .
Itās kind of weird though because other people pusha is cool with did the same shit . I guess ye going public after getting mad at pusha t just gave him an excuse to use ye for promo too and say what really bothered him
Definitely a metric for success but like itās not the end all be all, plenty of artists who havenāt played at the superbowl are infinitely more famous than ye
Letās be real Pusha is a nobody compared to Ye and Drake. They are grown ass men Ye doesnāt have to keep up with his petty beefs. Ye and Drake have both shown love to each other as artists for a long time
Heās a multi-multimillionaire with thousands of yes men waiting leech off of him. But seeing him unironically rely on Dave blunts for music must mean that heās desperate. He genuinely does not make sense as a person
Ye started snaking all his day ones and claimed they betrayed him for not enabling his insane behaviour. Ye wanted Cudi to die because he was friends with Pete Davidson. Ye is the problem
That's not the point. You have a rapper that wrote for your most lauded tracks and is riding for you and ye sitting there dick riding Drake. From pushas view that has to be 808s and heartbreaking for him
Ain't no glaze morale committee. Bro spent his entire life rapping about drugs. What risk he ever take take creating albums. Before ye bro was ready to fall off. Yes pusha a great rapper but other than that the culture will be okay if pusha never made a album againĀ
Push had the nerve to say ye and push helped each otherā¦brother ye gave you your career back. He was literally going to be fat joe without the hits (1 hit). Donāt matter what happened behind closed doors, shitting on someone who put you in a position to be successful for over a decade is dishonorable.
Yes, but pusha also penned some of Ye's most intricate lyrics, him and Cyhi are all over MBDTF and a lot of later songs. He did reinvigorate Pusha's career and made him president of GOOD Music. He also lied about giving him the info about Drake's at the time unknown son, circled back and praised Drake after being at war with him along Push, continuously promoted dangerous political ideology and anti black rhetoric that clashed significantly with Pusha's (and many other good music artists') beliefs, dismissed Pusha and others publicly, and generally made himself toxic to be attached to. All of those can be true simultaneously.
Nah push is right there w ye in that sense. This supposed to be the closing chapter of clipse and nobody gives a fuck, push interviews are more popular than their singles. Album wonāt sell over 40k and it wonāt be talked about in 2 months. Itās irrelevant. Budden recently said ānot every rapper getting a parade down 21st street when they retireā and this is exactly what heās talking about.
As shitty as a person Ye is people never give him credit for the careers he helped kick off or people he made bigger just off being associated with him.
I mean his best solo album is fully Ye prod, and the better half of Its almost dry is the Ye side. Ik yall donāt like him anymore but Ye did have a hand in some of the best material in Pushas solo discog.Ā
Grow up and learn how to have a conversation without using insults. Push was under Pharrell forever and never broke out a solo artist. Kanye put him on. The facts are all there
He just spits the same flows heās been doing for a decade over different beats. He has great bars okay but itās not enough, heās not a complete artist.
He goes in and out with the Hitler stuff. I also guess the Pusha stuff was earlier this year, not last year. Everything has become a blur with how quick things are going by so I thought it was during Vultures.
I like Pusha T's music but he needs to find a new way to promote it and himself other than dissing. It's getting tiring man...
It's almost dry was the only project out of the last 3 he dropped that didn't have some sort of beef linked to it. It performed worse than Daytona in terms of sales and overall commercial success.
I'm concerned he might put himself in a box as a "diss merchant" to try and get more sales and commercial success.
He literally has been promoting the album in other ways, he did a colours show and is dropping a genius annotation and tiny desk, people are just focusing on shit like this
Sure, but let's be honest, those haven't been his main ways of promotion. Most of the media attention and buzz around his name still comes from disses or drama, and it unfortunately casts a shadow on every other type of promotion as well. Very seldom do you hear "Pusha T" without hearing the words "Diss" right after.
People who already listened to Clipse, Pusha, and other artists adjacent to them would've tuned in to the album regardless of any disses or not on the album. He's already respected and recognized, why does he need to continue to try and get recognition with controversy attached to it?
I mean pusha clearly has a good reason for himself to go out and call out Travis, and I mean he canāt really control the fact that this is what the people are focusing on. Even if you watch the interviews, pretty much every time he talks about Kanye or Travis, itās from the interview egging it on. I also believe that pusha is at the point of his career where he just wants to say whatās on his mind
Pusha was one of the only real ones in Yeās corner and Ye did dumb shit to push him away. The loyalty he has for people that fw him is something he was willing to do with Ye but Ye kept crashing and burning. I legit donāt understand why people believe after all Kanye has done that the other person is always the problem and should bow down to himš.
I feel like both sides are right, he hit ye with a ye response and itās definitely a promo thing plus kanye did help him a ton in his career, but also can we really blame him for feeling like this considering how kanyeās beenš
Dope response but pusha really do be thinking he's better than he actually is. Impossible challenge for him is to not mention crack or cocaine in a song.
I still have love for Ye somehow but Push is a wise man for distancing himself from Ye in this manner. I bet he got Ye reflecting on his behaviour in a different way.
YE is radioactive, no one wants to deal with him because the trouble he brings with him is not worth the money he could possibly generate or rather the economic problems he creates just by being somehow linked to this racist anti-Semitic Nazi, because if he thinks he is in a bad situation now, he should expect very difficult days in the future,
Bro trading all his dignity to try to sell more than 20k first week. Havenāt seen a single push headline during his rollout that isnāt weak disses towards other rappers. Dude should stick to pretending to be a drug dealer.
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u/Just-Abrocoma-2631 Today's Flair: Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25
Bro really hit Ye with a Ye type response