Drake's "Duppy" attack on Pusha T also had some smoke for Kanye West.

What do you really think of the nigga that's makin' your beats?
I've done things for him I thought that he never would need
Father had to stretch his hands out and get it from me
I pop style for 30 hours, then let him repeat
Now, you poppin' up with the jokes, I'm dead, I'm asleep
I just left from over by y'all puttin' pen to the sheets

That last line refers to Drake's recent trip to Wyoming, where Kanye is holed up and working on his and everybody else's album.

According to Ebro, the meeting in the mountains didn't go as planned. 

"I'm told when [Drake] left Wyoming or wherever, he started calling around looking for beats." Ebro said, "He was callin' people lookin' for beats... Like yo, I need some records and people was like, in the producer world, like 'you just left Kanye. Why you looking for beats?"

Then he added that Kanye was originally on Drake's hit "Nice For What", but was taken off for an unknown reason.

"Kanye was supposed to be on "Nice For What" or there's a version of "Nice For What" with Kanye that we may never hear." 

Ebro also argued that the beef between Pusha T Drake goes back almost 20 years to the beef between Pusha's OG beat maker Pharrell and Drake's big boss Birdman.

"You still have this overarching thing between Cash Money and Pharrell. Pharrell and Pusha have always been there with the "Mr. Me Too" and going at Wayne, and Pharrell never working with Cash Money artists. And Pharrell really being the king of the Hip Hop fashion thing. And Pharrell is going to sit quiet and never say anything."

He made a similar argument a few days ago on Twitter.

And to think we are talking about a beef that actually started with Pharrell & Birdman...in 2001

With an invoice that was allegedly not paid by Cash Money...

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— Click Bait Bro (@oldmanebro) May 26, 2018

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