Travis Scott has fired back at Pusha T, dismissing his claims that he crashed a studio session with Pharrell Williams and deliberately withheld Drake's verse from his "Meltdown" track. In an interview for Rolling Stone, Scott called the situation "crazy," saying it's hard to believe that he had a film crew following him around during the recording session.
Scott insisted that he wasn't crashing the session because Pharrell asked him to come; in fact, he claimed that Pharrell was the one who invited him. When it comes to Drake's verse, Scott says he simply didn't have access to it at the time and couldn't play something that hadn't been finished yet.
Scott frames the whole incident as part of a broader pattern in hip-hop where being close to multiple worlds can lead to suspicion. He believes that when artists collaborate with each other, their music sounds better together. In an unexpected move, Scott even pokes fun at Pusha T's decision to use his name in the song, saying "if you got to drop Trav name for the rollout, so be it."
By taking on Pusha T and setting the record straight, Travis Scott has once again proven that he won't back down from a fight. The beef between Scott, Drake, and Pharrell may not be over yet, but with Scott's candid response, fans are now getting a clearer picture of what really went down in the recording studio.
Scott insisted that he wasn't crashing the session because Pharrell asked him to come; in fact, he claimed that Pharrell was the one who invited him. When it comes to Drake's verse, Scott says he simply didn't have access to it at the time and couldn't play something that hadn't been finished yet.
Scott frames the whole incident as part of a broader pattern in hip-hop where being close to multiple worlds can lead to suspicion. He believes that when artists collaborate with each other, their music sounds better together. In an unexpected move, Scott even pokes fun at Pusha T's decision to use his name in the song, saying "if you got to drop Trav name for the rollout, so be it."
By taking on Pusha T and setting the record straight, Travis Scott has once again proven that he won't back down from a fight. The beef between Scott, Drake, and Pharrell may not be over yet, but with Scott's candid response, fans are now getting a clearer picture of what really went down in the recording studio.
Travis Scott is lowkey my idol for standing up for himself against Pusha T, you know? I mean, can you even imagine having a film crew following you around to a studio session 
? That's just crazy talk! And honestly, it sounds like Pharrell was the one who invited Travis to come hang out, not the other way around 
. And Drake's verse thing? Like, I get it, Travis didn't want to play something that wasn't done yet 
. The part that got me though is when Travis pokes fun at Pusha T for using his name in the song 
. It's all just so wild and juicy!
. It's crazy how some people can just take things outta context and make up their own stories. Like, if Pharrell invited him to that session, why would he be "crashing" it? 
And I feel ya, Travis, you don't wanna play with someone else's unfinished verse - that's just not cool 
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. But at the end of the day, Travis Scott's just speaking his mind and setting the record straight 
. And if Pusha T wanted to use his name in that song, he knew what he was getting into 
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! Like I get it, he was just trying to clear the air about that beef w/ Pusha T and Drake but like come on Travis you have to admit, it sounds kinda fishy that Pharrell invited you to this studio session in the first place 
. It's like, he took the high road and instead of getting all salty about it, he just laughed it off and moved on.
! And can we talk about how this whole drama is giving me SO MUCH LIFE? 
to me. Like, Travis is saying he wasn't crashing the session because Pharrell asked him to come... but then he's also saying that Pharrell invited him? Which one is it, Trav? And why are we even talking about Drake's verse anyway? It sounds like there's a lot of misinformation going around. I mean, I get what Travis is trying to do - setting the record straight and all that... but can't he just chill and move on from this beef already? 
... and Drake's verse being held up is a legit thing, you know? You can't just force a collaboration if the other guy ain't got it yet 
... but at the same time, Pusha T does kinda deserve some shade for low-key throwing shade with his lyrics 
... Travis Scott coming for him like this is just another level of clap back 
... fans are gonna love seeing how this all plays out 
I think Pusha T actually had a point about Travis crashing that studio session, but at the same time, Travis has every right to set the record straight... ugh, my brain hurts from trying to figure out what's going on here! 
and honestly i feel trav for having to deal with all that drama. whoever said you gotta choose between being friends or making hits is straight fire 
... but one thing's for sure, this whole thing is just juicy gossip material 
! I mean, Pusha T throws some shady shots his way and Scott just fires back with facts and humor 
. The whole thing is so extra, but in a good way 
. It's crazy that it all went down in the studio, gotta imagine Pharrell having a film crew there too 
️. And honestly, if Pusha T wanted to take his name off that song so badly, why not just own up to it instead of dissing Travis? Just my two cents 
. And honestly, it's pretty refreshing that he's not taking the high road or getting all bitter about it 
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. anywayz, now we know the tea, and fans are finally gettin the real deal 
Travis Scott just threw some major shade at Pusha T and I'm kinda feeling it 
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. And honestly, I think Pusha T's move was kinda petty - dropping Scott's name like that? Low key 
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. I mean, come on Travis Scott, you're gonna sit there and say "oh, it was just a film crew following me" like that's supposed to make everything better? Give me a break