Kanye West and Pusha T, once tight as family under the G.O.O.D. Music banner, hit a rough patch in 2022.
Politics played a big part in their fallout, with Ye’s controversial stances clashing hard against Pusha’s worldview. It wasn’t just a quiet drift either—things turned icy.
Fast forward to 2025, and Push lit the mic up again on “Ace Trumpets,” a new Clipse joint. The bars felt like a subtle jab, aimed straight at his former label boss.
“Look at them, him and him, still waitin’ on Yeezy / I hope you got your squeegees,” he spits.
It’s sharp, surgical—classic Pusha. He skates over the beat with elegance, throwing in jabs about interviews, international clout, and being “beloved like the Bee Gees.”
The shade wasn’t hard to spot, but it also wasn’t a full diss. More like a reminder: he’s moved on, and he’s still elite.
Kanye, surprisingly, didn’t fire back. No fiery verse, no erratic rant. Instead, Ye took the grown man route. He hopped on social media and wrote, “I miss me and Pusha’s friendship.”
That’s all. No extra drama. No caps lock. Just an olive branch, clean and simple. For fans who grew up on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and Daytona, it hit a nostalgic nerve. These two helped shape an era, and even now, the tension between them carries weight.
Whether that tweet leads to reconciliation or stays as a sentimental moment remains to be seen. Both artists are legends in their own right, with decades of hits and heartbreak behind them. But that one line from Kanye West hints that bridges don’t always have to burn.
Sometimes, they just need time—and maybe one bar too many.
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