In a dramatic turn of events, Pusha T has accused Drake of orchestrating a smear campaign aimed at sabotaging the release of his highly anticipated album, “Let God Sort of Mount,” dropping tonight after a 16-year hiatus from The Clipse. As tensions escalate, Pusha T took to social media to confront the alleged tactics being employed by OVO, stating, “Whichever one of you guys in OVO is trying to run a smear campaign on Push A T… it’s not going to work.”

The timing of these accusations coincides with a series of leaks and competing album announcements, including a surprise drop from Justin Bieber, a known associate of Drake. Fans are raising eyebrows, suggesting that this could be a calculated move by Drake to overshadow Pusha T’s release. As the clock ticks down to the album launch, the stakes are higher than ever, with Pusha T asserting that “nothing y’all do can stop what’s happening tonight.”

The Clipse has executed a meticulous promotional strategy, engaging with various media outlets while notably avoiding streaming platforms, raising questions about their target demographic. However, the album’s leak has sparked a frenzy, with Drake’s fans celebrating on social media. Pusha T remains defiant, urging his supporters to resist the distractions. “We want them to try more,” he declared, hinting at the fierce competition brewing in the hip-hop landscape.

With Kendrick Lamar featured on the album, anticipation is at an all-time high. Pusha T’s prediction of 60-80k first-week sales reflects the intense interest surrounding this release. As fans speculate on the motivations behind these unfolding events, one thing is clear: the battle for the spotlight in the hip-hop world is heating up, and every move counts. Stay tuned as this story develops.