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Honestly, I would ignore this so-called beef between Drake and Pusha T because I see it as distracting. A distraction from what, you might ask? And my answer to that is a) the scheme where they used Roseanne to this someone black, knowing that most nearsighted sheep will applaud NBC for canceling her show. They were going to cancel the show anyway. Though first, they needed the public to tie their noose and hang themselves in the court of public opinion. The end goal will solidify them as corporate enslaved people. I knoooow, some of you are like, huh?

And speaking of a projectile hit brings me to my next point. You’re going to act like it sounds stupid now, and then ten years later, when the torpedo has already hit your ship, you’d pretend you already knew. Either way, it will be too late. B) Donald Trump is about to make a deal in Singapore with North Korea. As many sheep have already forgotten, the United States has always followed the policy of “never negotiating with terrorists or dictators.” Ohhhhhh yeah, the sheep, remember! Ohhhhhh, they already knew this! I’m not telling them anything new.

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So which one is it? Do they already know, or they needed someone to bring it up? Cause they hadn’t said anything about this? Only you weren’t saying shit about that till now, though. Hey, maybe they needed someone to bring it up first? Trump is about to negotiate with a dictator and take credit as if Sadam or Ghadaffi had refused a sitdown. No, it was Bush who didn’t want a sit-down. Obama would have sat down with both Libya and Iran. Only the Republicans condemned him for even suggesting that. Why? Because “America does not negotiate with terrorists or dictators.”

And my answer to that is a) the scheme where they used Roseanne to dis someone black knowing that the majority of nearsighted sheep will applaud…

But now Trump is about to sit down with a “dictator” and then credit himself as the only president who solved the issues with North Korea. When the reality is all those heads of state could have sat down with the United States to ratify the problems, the United States refused to negotiate with them until now. Consequently, in my opinion, they’re killing two (solidifying corporate slavery and consulting with a dictator) birds with one stone. Still, they also know that the people who do not suffer from memory loss would see the wolf under that sheep’s garment.

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So they threw in this little distraction. Remember, the sheep are all in love with Hip Hop now. Thirty years later, all the dopest emcees died or fell back. Right before Trump’s June 12th meeting in Singapore, the Drake vs. Pusha T beef is on again. Everyone is so excited about it. Hence I was going to ignore it. I will drop another two cents with five reasons why I’m running with Drake thus far.

5. The real Hiphoppa will ask about the bars – “Tired of sitting quiet and helping my enemies eat..” I can relate to that right now! “Y’all are the spitting image of whatever jealousy breeds.” Like when you’re doing well, and you see the people who should be enjoying with you trying to compete with you? That’s like when you and they know they are not even close to your level, but you take the high road and let them be. “Your demise will be televised?” Now that’s 2018 right there. “Who gassed you to play with me/Man, you made this shit as easy as ABC/Whoever is supposedly making me hits, but ain’t got no hits sounds like they need me?” Those are not only quotable; they are relatable.

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Can Pusha T drop quotable bars? Yes! Pusha’s pen is excellent. His disses against Baby and Wayne were all potent. “Inferred’ is a strong diss. It’s well thought out and put together. However, that is album material, whereas Drake’s “Duppy’ is a freestyle. History has shown us that when Drake cooks an album, that’s not the best time to battle him. Pusha T is a talented rapper, but the guy’s name is Pusher. He has based his entire moniker on selling packs. He’s not better than Big Sean or 2 Chains, also on Good Music. Pusha is not better than Kanye, so this diss could be a way to sell his new EP. Yeah, you heard right; Daytona is not an album; it’s an EP.

Foresight is what enables an emcee to writing dope bars. So now, “Duppy” is mad original; the beat is inspiring. Drake’s flow is flawless in there as well. Let’s not forget that I’ve paused Kanye because of his statement about “400 years of black slavery being a choice.” The whole reason why I liked Kanye was that he was politically and socially conscious. Now that he’s on his new Kanye thing, I’m sitting his new album out until he apologizes or at least makes a turnaround. With Pusha T coming out to diss Drake by exposing a son or mocking an ill person, Pusha has also made my bootleg list. Will Drake hit him with a “Back to Back” diss track? Time will tell, but he’s already winning this thing for me.*

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Wilfred Kanu Jr.

Wilfred Kanu Jr., known as Freddy Will, is a Sierra Leonean-born American author, music producer, and recording artist. He writes on history, philosophy, geopolitics, biography, poetry, public discourse, and fiction. He resides in Berlin, Germany, mixing hip-hop music with jazz, calypso, dancehall, classical, r&b, and afrobeat.
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