Pusha T Speaks On His Anti-Drake Bars That Were Cut From Maybach Music VI

Rick Ross cut the Pusha T verse from his Lil Wayne featured Port Of Miami track "Maybach Music VI"

"What’s so dope about it is that both verses were cleared from both parties,” Rick Ross told Hot 97. “But like I said, it was more about the bigger picture, is this gonna move the two getting together & closer. And I didn’t feel like it was the time for that.".

A leaked version of the verse suggests Push came at Drake in his bars.

He discussed the shuttered verse with fellow Drizzy-hater Joe Budden.

Pusha T Called In On The Joe Budden Podcast To Talk About His Verse On “Maybach Music VI” that didn’t make it on Rick Ross Album POM2 pic.twitter.com/tGFnOoiGmY

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“Why did you do that to this verse that’s not out,” Budden asked Pusha.

"That’s what we in it for, man. We here to rap, bro. That’s what I’m here for. We all have to do what we do best. I have to do what I do best, the next guy gotta do what he does best," Push responded. 

“When you do what you do best, then we’re not allowed on the album no more," Budden joked.

“It’s part of the game, I can’t complain about it.” Push continued. “At this stage of my career, you know, I mean… hey man, hey. Hey! Hey!”