Drake & Pusha T's Beef Heats Up With Diss Tracks
If you thought the most talked-about thing to come out of the release of Pusha T's latest album Daytona would be the fact that Kanye West paid $85K to switch its cover with a 2006 pic of Whitney Houston's drug paraphernalia-littered bathroom, you thought wrong. The album contains the diss track "Infrared," which is squarely aimed at Drake and his Young Money/Cash Money cohorts Lil Wayne and Baby. Champagne Papi must've not taken too kindly to that, as he almost immediately clapped back at Push with his own scathing diss "Duppy Freestyle," on which he comes not only for the one-time Clipse member but also his boss Yeezy. To add insult to injury, Drizzy also posted an invoice to Pusha's label G.O.O.D. Music for $100,000, citing that the label owes him for "promotional assistance" and "career reviving." Ouch. Looks like this beef is hot out the oven and there's plenty more where that came from. #WhatsBeef
