Pharrell Says Drake & Pusha T’s Feud ‘Still Breaks My Heart’

Pharrell Says Drake & Pusha T’s Feud ‘Still Breaks My Heart’
While it’s been more than three years since Drake and Pusha T’s feud took over the internet, award-winning producer Pharrell Williams said he’s still heartbroken about it.
While on Drink Champs, he discussed the feud and said:
“I didn’t wanna see that go that way. That didn’t make me happy. I hate to see what [Pusha] and Drake are going through—or what they went through. I hated to see all of it, every bit of it … it wasn’t good.”
During their feud, Pusha T exposed that Drake had a son. Pharrell Williams shared his thoughts on if Pusha T crossed a line and said:
“Pusha didn’t tell me, because he knows I would’ve stood in front of him as much as I could. But he’s a different kind of person. He’s a Taurus. And Taurus people … when you feel like a line is crossed and you take off the gloves, that’s where your brain is at, you know what I’m sayin’?”
He continued:
“Whereas, Drake is a Scorpio, and they never forget … It’s just the worst combination of two people who are very pure and very loyal to the people they love.”
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Drake and Pusha T’s issues have since resolved, but Pharrell Williams said he doesn’t think they’d ever collaborate together.
“It still breaks my heart to this day, because I would’ve loved to have heard those guys on a song together or heard a joint project together. I would’ve loved to see that… By the way, Pusha says Drake’s got bars. When Drake makes something that’s amazing, we talk about it all the time.”
While his good friend Pusha T has issues with Drake, Pharrell said there’s no feud between them.
“We’ve talked several times. I love Drake. Even in the middle of all that stuff … he said super nice and kind things to me on the DM and in public … Neither one of them are into problems. They don’t like it, like, it’s unnecessary. But they’re both people who, when they feel like they’re being pushed to a limit, they gotta do what they gotta do.”
He went on to speak on the nature of rap industry feuds and siad:
“There should be rules, but there’s kind of no rules, and people will do and say anything. I didn’t want to see this. I just think they’re two super talented guys.”
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