40 will talk about Drake, though, when his friend’s reputation is called into question. At the mention of a theory that Drake stuffs his albums’ tracklists with as many songs as he can to game streaming stats, 40 replies, “It’s so offensive. Absolutely not. No one gives a s*** about streaming numbers.” He also thinks The Weeknd’s role on Drake’s 2011 album, Take Care, has taken on a mythic status that doesn’t match with reality.
“There’s, like, 22 songs on Take Care. He contributed on four of them. There are 18 other songs on there where that guy was nowhere to be found, right? So it’s like, ‘Yeah, cool and you contribute to a few records on Take Care. Significant records, sure, but it was a few. It wasn’t a lot.’ It’s a common misconception. I made that whole album. I saw Abel maybe two days. I was in there for like a year.”
Similarly, he laughs when asked about the “OVO Sweatshop,” a meme started in 2016 after the OVO signed-group Majid Jordan discussed sleeping in tents while working on Drake’s Nothing Was The Same during a Hot 97 interview. 40 says he was the first person to bring a tent to Metal Works studio along with an air mattress, comforter, pillow, and side table during the making of NWTS, and thus inspired his other collaborators. “It came out the wrong way and created the most f***ed up narrative of all time, poor guy,” he begins.
hopefully he gets better, his presence around drakes records has been missed
Just noticed he’s only on 2 songs on DLDT
Also talked a bit about Story of Adidon since I see a lot of ppl itt care
Basically said that that line wasnt just a random line for him, it actually hurt and was a s***ty thing to hear
Damn
Cornballs really f***ing quoting push over some lame beef s***. The dude is losing his life over a disease, You niggas are pathetic
Also talked a bit about Story of Adidon since I see a lot of ppl itt care
Basically said that that line wasnt just a random line for him, it actually hurt and was a s***ty thing to hear
unfortunately its beef, anything goes it was cutthroat af tho
Push fans feel pleasure seeing an innocent man slowly die cause they got nothing else to do
Cornballs really f***ing quoting push over some lame beef s***. The dude is losing his life over a disease, You niggas are pathetic
Push fans feel pleasure seeing an innocent man slowly die cause they got nothing else to do
some real life virgins ain’t nothing else to it
Damn are him and drake still friends or just business associates now?
Nah they’re still pretty close from what this article says
It’s just that he’s back on his meds and they have wild aftereffects and he’s still quarantining since he’s really at risk so I guess thats why he hasn’t been around in his music as much
Cornballs really f***ing quoting push over some lame beef s***. The dude is losing his life over a disease, You niggas are pathetic
Push fans feel pleasure seeing an innocent man slowly die cause they got nothing else to do
No we don't
But of all the memes and drama that follows his best friend and their larger crew around, it’s a 2018 beef that finally makes 40 pause and comb over every word of his response. At the height of Drake and Pusha T’s cold war that turned into a full-fledged conflict, 40 was dragged into the middle on “The Story of Adidon.” In a song that called Drake a “deadbeat motherfucker” and revealed that the rapper had a then-unknown son, the bar that many thought went too far was one that took aim at 40’s illness. Pusha T rapped, “OVO 40, hunched over like he 80—tick, tick, tick/How much time he got? That man is sick, sick, sick.” At the time, Shebib tweeted out a link to World MS Day, but, besides, that remained quiet.
“I guess all I’ll say is that was just a different thing for me,” 40 says. “Different than a bar that he gets off. No real comment. I made my comment. It was National MS Awareness day.”
“Like s***, for sure. Like s***,” he says when asked how the line made him feel. “Ultimately, I like turning things into positive situations or brighter sides. And if that brings awareness to my disease on a bigger level, I was happy about that. That’s what I used it for. That ultimately is a good thing for me. I like that transaction we had from that perspective. I’m very vocal about it.” When asked if a line was crossed, 40 replies, “Of course. That was something different than a bar in a song. That’s cool, I barely know that guy.”