Pusha T Responds To Drake with “The Story of Adidon”, Social Media Goes Crazy

Kevin Benoit

This Pusha T and Drake beef seems to be heating up. After the buzz died down for Memorial Day weekend, Pusha T has replied to the Drake response, “Duppy Freestyle”, with his well thought out response diss track, “The Story of Adidon”.

Pusha takes aim at Drake and his producer 40, who deals with multiple sclerosis, and nothing seems to be off limits. Push makes reference to Drake’s alleged love child, the porn star who is his potential baby mother, his sick father and so much more. Pusha uses Jay-z’s “Story of O.J.” for the beat, which is ironic because the track takes the same approach as Jay did on “Super Ugly” after Nas dropped “Ether”.

Push raps, “You are hiding a child, let that boy come home, deadbeat motherf*****.”

Pusha T drops Drake’s alleged kid’s name, saying, “Adonis is your son and he deserves more than an Adidas press run” and targets the baby mama, who he calls “Sophie” … “Love that baby, respect that girl. Forget she’s a porn star, let her be your world.”

Listen to Pusha T Story of Adidon below:

King Push announced the track on Instagram with this caption: “Virginia Williams shan’t ever be mentioned in song by ANYONE aside from me ☝? #SurgicalSummer The Story Of Adidon live in my stories…”

The post was taken down shortly thereafter.

Early Social Media Reactions

RIP to Pusha T career. He brought 40 in this. Drake bodying for that man.

— Pluto. ? (@JosephM1511) May 30, 2018

Drake on his way to the studio after hearing Pusha T’s response pic.twitter.com/lQ3dRtGPHu

— ?? (@Cyphoc) May 30, 2018

ian worried, I already know Drake in the studio right now. Prolly about to go buy Pusha T’s childhood home and turn it into a rehab. ??‍♂️

— . (@__twitty__) May 30, 2018

These rap feuds are my guilty pleasure. That Pusha T diss was an absolute punch to the nut sack on Drake. Can’t wait for the reply.

— Paul Bissonnette (@BizNasty2point0) May 30, 2018

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