Drake takes aim at Pusha-T and Kanye West in new freestyle
Pusha-T appeared to insult Drake on his new album.
Two of the biggest stars in music look to be going head-to-head after Drake took aim at Kanye West in a new freestyle.
The Canadian rapper released a track on Friday titled Duppy Freestyle in response to Pusha-T’s West-produced album Daytona.
On the song Infrared, New York-born Pusha-T reignited his feud with Drake, with the line “It was written like Nas but it came from Quentin” – a reference to claims Drake used Quentin Miller as a ghostwriter.
The verse appears to reference three West songs – Father Stretch My Hands, 30 Hours and the pair’s collaboration, Pop Style.
Drake then switched his attention to Pusha-T.
No Malice is Pusha-T’s older brother and his partner in the rap duo Clipse.
At the end of the song, Drake tells West he is invoicing him for 20,000 copies of Daytona, apparently a claim that Duppy Freestyle will publicise the album.
Pusha-T quickly responded on Twitter.
He wrote: “Send the invoice for the extra 20…”
