🔥 Pusha T BLASTS Drake Over Lawsuit—Calls Out Def Jam for Dropping the Ball in Kendrick Beef 🧨📉

Hip-hop fans know that when Pusha T speaks, the entire rap world listens.

And this time, he’s not just dropping subliminals—he’s calling out names, pointing fingers, and exposing the behind-the-scenes politics that are turning one of the most explosive rap feuds in years into a

corporate-controlled chessboard.

In a scathing social media rant that’s already going viral, Pusha T directly accused Drake of hiding behind lawsuits instead of stepping into the booth.

The comment came after rumors began swirling that Drake and his OVO legal team were quietly pursuing takedowns and copyright strikes related to diss tracks, leaked footage, and social media content

surrounding the now-infamous Kendrick vs.

Drake war.

Pusha didn’t hold back: “When you start threatening lawsuits instead of spittin’ bars, that’s not rap—it’s cowardice.”

That statement alone sent shockwaves through the industry, with fans and critics alike wondering if Drake’s camp really is trying to silence Kendrick’s camp by pulling legal strings.

But Push wasn’t done.

The It’s Almost Dry rapper also took a direct shot at Def Jam, the legendary label that helped build hip-hop into a global empire—but that now, according to Pusha, is guilty of censorship and cowardice.

The accusation? That Def Jam deliberately removed or restricted key visual content and behind-the-scenes clips related to the Kendrick vs.

Drake beef, including freestyles, commentary, and unreleased bars that fans say would’ve tilted public perception heavily in Kendrick’s favor.

Push posted: “They picking sides behind closed doors, pulling clips like they pulling strings.

What happened to letting the culture speak for itself?” He then followed up with a cryptic tweet: “Free the footage.

The people know what they saw.”

While Pusha didn’t drop names of execs, fans were quick to note that several Kendrick-linked diss tracks and exclusive battle content had mysteriously disappeared from major platforms—including YouTube and

Instagram—within hours of posting.

Some even allege that these clips were flagged by major labels, possibly under pressure from artists or management teams looking to control the narrative.

But why is Pusha so invested in this? It all comes back to one thing: his long-standing war with Drake.

Ever since the Story of Adidon dropped and turned Drake’s world upside down, Push has never missed an opportunity to remind the world that he out-rapped one of the biggest names in music.

And with Kendrick’s recent onslaught—including diss tracks that some say make The Story of Adidon look tame—Pusha is standing on the sidelines with a front-row seat and a smirk.

Insiders say Pusha sees the Kendrick vs.

Drake beef as a kind of spiritual sequel to his own feud with the 6 God—and he’s not hiding his bias.

“This ain’t about picking sides,” one source close to Push said.

“It’s about keeping the art form pure.

Push wants the smoke to stay in the booth, not the courtroom.”

Def Jam has yet to respond to the accusations, but the silence is fueling speculation.

Why are certain clips disappearing? Are labels now trying to protect artists by erasing history in real time? And if so, what does that mean for the raw, unfiltered culture that made rap battles legendary in the first

place?

As for Drake, his team has also remained tight-lipped.

But fans are watching closely to see if he’ll respond—musically or legally—to Pusha’s blistering call-out.

Given Drake’s massive influence and legal reach, it wouldn’t be the first time he took matters off the mic and into the conference room.

But Pusha T doesn’t care.

He’s not backing down, and if anything, he’s doubling down.

In a follow-up message posted just hours later, Push wrote: “I don’t need to rap.

My diss dropped years ago and still trending.

But if y’all wanna play defense with lawyers, don’t expect applause.

This is RAP.”

Once again, Pusha T is reminding the world why he’s feared, respected, and never afraid to speak the uncomfortable truth—even if it means setting fire to rap’s biggest names and most powerful labels.

One thing’s for sure: if lawsuits and censorship become the new weapons in rap beef, Pusha T is making it clear—he’s not playing that game.

And neither, it seems, is Kendrick.

This war just got another front.

And it’s not on wax—it’s in the shadows.