Throughout his career, Drake’s nimbleness has made him one of pop’s most consistently inventive stars, willing to absorb and reinterpret any number of regional and global styles. 1 next week with the biggest opening-week numbers for any album this year, replacing West’s “Donda,” which just did the same. (More on these Oedipal shenanigans later.) “Certified Lover Boy” will make its debut at No. This is particularly true in the songs about women: the silly “Girls Want Girls” with Lil Baby, “Get Along Better” with Ty Dolla Sign, the lightly grim “_ Fans.” Rather, what really gets Drake steaming on this album are naysayers and adversaries, especially evident in the 11th-hour rhymes about Kanye West, with whom Drake has been lately - and historically, and forevermore - locked in a tangle. He sounds frustrated, dismissive, a little anxious: “Don’t you dare hit me back with no ‘k, sure’/Soon as I tell you that you the one I would wait for/You too saucy, too flossy, you moved in and moved off me.” The woman he’s craving is spending time with lesser competitors, and it’s scrambling Drake’s two vectors of control: “Know who you be around, I know that they teaming up/Telling you you better off leaving me in the dust.”
Midway through, the song shifts away from sweet plea to indignation, and Drake turns to rapping.
In the first half of the song, he’s singing, but his affection is starting to curdle it’s a serenade to a woman who’s listening to other things. Which is what makes the concluding verse of “Race My Mind,” from Drake’s new album “Certified Lover Boy,” such a jolt. The other, in Drake’s hands at least, is about soft power - most often, the path to conquest is through humility, and sometimes awe. The first is about hard power: Remaining at the top means outmaneuvering enemies, building up an invulnerable enterprise. Pusha T fires back at Drake in his new diss track 'The Story Of Adidon' to take this beef one step further, and perhaps its just the spark to say for sure that this isn't just a little spat.At this point in Drake’s career, there are songs about the throne, and songs about the bed.
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This beef is only getting started, and at this rate we may just see a full on war between G.O.O.D. Well I wanna see what it's like when you get angry, okay? You show me that." Music versus OVO call at the end, where he teases the number of releases coming this summer for the label: " Surgical Summer, Volume 1/ We gon' take this slow / We just gon' peel it back layer-by-layer." To end the song, Pusha T shouts out his own record DAYTONA and even tosses another bar towards Drake, laughing about his mood in his recent music: " Yeah, DAYTONA, album of the motherfuckin' year / And you talkin' 'bout you upset. Pusha does, however, make a sort of G.O.O.D. While destroying Drake, Pusha T also takes the time to defend himself and his friends specifically, Kanye West: " How dare you put Ye in my verses? / I'm selfish, I want all of the curses." He attempts to keep the attention all on himself as if to say that this beef is only between them, and that others should not be brought into it. Amongst other callouts, that one's pretty severe. You are hiding a child, let that boy come home"). He digs really deep initially, commenting on Drake's family life growing up (" Dennis Graham stay off the gram, bitch I'm on one / You mention wedding ring like it's a bad thing / Your father walked away at five, hell of a dad thing / Marriage is somethin' Sandi never had, Drake"), and even revealing that Drake actually has a child with Sophie Brussaux (" Since you name-dropped my fiancée / Let 'em know who you chose as your Beyoncé / Sophie knows better, ask your baby mother. He starts his verse by addressing the ghostwriting he accused Drake of, saying " Drug dealin' aside, ghostwritin' aside / Let's have a heart-to-heart about your pride." Pusha takes no time to dawdle and immediately starts attacking Drake with a number of pretty damning offenses. 'The Story Of Adidon' has a smooth beat, which allows for Pusha T's verses to do all the talking. Pusha T fires back at Drake in his ' The Story Of Adidon' diss track, revealing a lot about Drake and making sure he knows who has a foot ahead. After Pusha slammed Drake in his new song from his latest album DAYTONA, ' Infrared,' Drake fired back shortly thereafter with his ' Duppy Freestyle.' Now, it's Pusha's turn. The beef between Pusha T and Drake is only getting started, it seems.
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