Drake vs. Pusha-T, Unpacked

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The New York Times

Music Commentary, Music, Music Interviews

3.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2018

⏱️ 57 minutes

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An excavation of the skeletons animating the back-and-forth between the two rappers — and a conversation about who’s inching ahead.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the New York Times podcast,
0:03.2	your approachable dude in Mud Made Monster of Music News and Criticism.
0:07.0	It's me, your host, John Caramonica.
0:09.8	The game's fucked up,
0:11.3	those beats is banging, your hooks did it. The lyric pinning equal to Trump's winning. The bigger question is how the Russians did it. It was written like Naws, but it came from pointing at the mercy of a game where the codes is missing
0:25.2	when the CEOs blinded by the glow is different. Believe in myself in the colds and kendrix let the sock puppets play and they rolls and gimmicks
0:33.8	remember Will Smith won the first Grammy and they ain't even recognize
0:38.2	Hoven Tio Annie so I don't tap dance for the crackers and sing mammy
0:42.2	because I'm posed to juggle these flows and
0:44.5	nose candy yeah Ferrari my 40th blew the candles out time Brady jus I had to scramble
0:50.9	out they be riding these waves.
0:53.0	I pulled my sandals out.
0:54.0	He let in my Grammy, I went the Spanish route.
0:57.0	Oh, now it's okay to kill baby.
1:00.0	Looked at me crazy like I really killed the baby.
1:03.0	So Luke Ross because the message was pure.
1:05.0	He see what I see when you see Wayne on tour.
1:08.0	Oh, it's a loose week.
1:11.0	Oh, it's a lot going on right now. It's Wednesday, it's 7 PM. I'm here.
1:17.0	Joe Kaskorelli's here.
1:18.0	7 PM in Times Square.
1:20.0	Whof!
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