Pusha T Rejects Drake’s UMG Lawsuit Over Kendrick’s ‘Not Like Us’

Pusha T has openly criticized Drake for suing Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us," questioning the impact of litigation on the art of rap and expressing that he no longer respects Drake due to the lawsuit. While acknowledging that Drake might have a valid legal case, Pusha T believes that suing over lyrical disputes cheapens hip-hop culture and reflects poorly on Drake's place in rap. The feud between Pusha T and Drake remains unresolved, but Pusha T has stated he is not interested in reigniting their lyrical battle. Additionally, Pusha T discussed his fractured relationship with Kanye West, citing a lack of respect for West as a man and revealing that they no longer get along despite their past collaborations. Despite these tensions, Pusha T and his brother No Malice are preparing to release their highly anticipated Clipse reunion album, "Let God Sort Em Out," scheduled for July 11, which will feature contributions from Kendrick Lamar. The ongoing disputes highlight tensions within the hip-hop community while also setting the stage for new music from veteran artists.