Did Drake Diss Pusha T On “Scary Hours 3?’

The holiday season is supposed to be a time of peace and quiet. However, Duck had other things in store. Today (November 17), the rapper treated his fans to some new music. His latest album, For All Dogs, Scary Hours Edition, is a spicy retort to his biggest critics. So, did Drake denounce Pusha T on Scary Hours 3?

According to fans, the answer is yes. In the AlchemistDrake-produced “Wick Man” appears to be aimed at his longtime rival. During the first verse, Drake Rap: “Dude, I remember that the negro jokes about ICT, ICT / and now this rapper broke as shit / this boy is a statistics / empty clips, yeah. » To make his point, the last line is repeated throughout the track.

He continues in the second verse by saying, “Play on the fact that I was born a perfectionist / I still can’t understand the success of that / Show me your boss, nigga, you’re a receptionist.” “, apparently like a gunshot Kanye West.

Listeners think Drake’s latest project is filled with more subliminal and direct hits. Some of the other people in his scope include Joe Budden. Hell, even black Americans were given a lyrical chance.

Viewers will be paying attention to Pusha’s response. But last year, when asked what he thought about Drake continually criticizing him, Pusha replied“It just lets me know how much it hurt him.”

Listen to “Wick Man” above.

For All Dogs, Scary Hours Edition is now available via OVO/Republic. Find more information here.