audio Drake Has Responded To Pusha T With A Diss Track "Duppy Freestyle"

[Numero Uno]

Canadian Hip Hop rapper Drake has released a new diss track "Duppy Freestyle" and this time around it's meant for Pusha T.





The rap feud between the rap music artists Drake and Pusha T has been an ongoing thing over the years and it doesn't come as a surprise this rap beef is about to get even more interesting.


What sparked this hip hop beef this time around is that on Pusha T's song "Infrared", which a song on his new album "Daytona", Pusha T sent subliminal shots at Drake by rapping the lines, "It was written like Nas but it came from Quentin."

 

[Black Panther]

Drake actually went hard on this Duppy Freestyle song, Pusha T has to respond to this because it ain't looking good for him since listening to Drake's Freestyle.

 

[Scorpio]

Drake actually went hard on this Duppy Freestyle song, Pusha T has to respond to this because it ain't looking good for him since listening to Drake's Freestyle.

Drake probably had ghostwriters working overtime on that Duppy Freestyle.

Ever since Meek Mill exposed Drake for working with Quentin Miller I ain't checking for Drake's lyricism or songwriting capabilities.

 

[Black Panther]

Drake probably had ghostwriters working overtime on that Duppy Freestyle.

Ever since Meek Mill exposed Drake for working with Quentin Miller I ain't checking for Drake's lyricism or songwriting capabilities.

Drake has a bigger career than at the moment than Pusha T and quite surprised that he would even bother to respond to people who aren't popping like Pusha T.

This is done deal already if you don't see it.

 

[Lenard]

Drake ain’t a gangster and never was one, his rap ain’t even hard -- that’s common knowledge.

 

[Black Panther]

Pusha T just wants some attention because it's not too many people that will be buying that Daytona album.

 

[Scorpio]

Pusha T just want some attention because it's not too many people that will be buying that Daytona album.

How did Drake body him when the whole Quentin Miller part in Pusha T - Infrared song basically confirmed the ghostwriting?

Drake certainly feels some type of way when people bring up the issue of him using ghostwriters especially when the name Quentin Miller is mentioned.