Lil Wayne and Pusha T sure do have a rocky history, and early Thursday morning (May 24) things got a little shakier between the two lyrical titans. “F— pusha t and anybody that love em,” read a tweet sent from Lil Wayne’s Twitter account.
It seems that Weezy’s tweet (assuming his account wasn’t hacked) was sent in response to Pusha’s new single, “Exodus 23:1.” On the track, the G.O.O.D. Music MC takes shdots at unnamed targets, though fans began to speculate on hip-hop blogs and over Twitter that Pusha was taking aim at Lil Wayne and Drake. The Fear of God lyricist didn’t mention anyone by name, but he spit a line that many thought was a reference to Young Money, Cash Money and Universal’s three-tier business structure. “Contact all f—ed up, I guess that means you all f—ed up/ You signed to one n—a, that’s signed to another n—a, that’s signed to three n—as, now that’s bad luck.”
Back in 2006, Pusha’s group the Clipse and Weezy became tangled in a war of words, but in a 2011 interview with Complex magazine, Push talked about how he had moved past the beef with Tunechi.
“Ever since Lil Wayne went in to jail, that whole little stint [between me and him] is really dead and over with. I don’t have any ill will towards Wayne, Cash Money or any of them,” Push told the mag. “There was definitely a time period when I felt a certain way [about him], but as of right now I don’t.”
Many also believed that Pusha had taken aim at Drake when he dropped his “Don’t F— With Me” freestyle over Drizzy’s “Dreams Money Can Buy” beat last year. During an October interview with WGCI’s DJ Moon Dawg in Chicago, Push shot down any notion of beef. “You’re never gonna hear me say that I was dissin’ Drake or anything like that; I actually like him,” he said.
