Drake, "Two Birds, One Stone" Controversy ĭrake received criticism in the manner in which he dissed Cudi, who checked himself into psychiatric rehabilitation for depression and suicidal urges a few days prior. ĭrake accuses Pusha T of promoting false stories of drug dealing in his songs: The song was remixed by British rapper Dave, premiering on the 35th episode of OVO Sound Radio on December 10, 2016.ĭrake primarily seeks to diss both Pusha T and Kid Cudi during the song, although some lyrics can be interpreted as toward Meek Mill. Meanwhile, GOOD Music signee Pusha T dissed Drake on the song "H.G.T.V.", further referencing Drake's usage of ghostwriters throughout the song. Drake and West both responded during their live shows, with many dismissing Cudi's action as a "desperate cry for attention". While Drake and Kanye West were on the Summer Sixteen Tour and the Saint Pablo Tour respectively, former GOOD Music artist Kid Cudi criticized both Drake and West on his Twitter, stating that " are fake and cannot be regarded as legends", due to their use of ghostwriters.
Despite Drake and Mill responding to one another via diss tracks in 2015, additional replies to one another, either subliminally or through diss tracks, can be seen on Drake's 2016 album Views, as well as Mill's mixtape DC4. This labeled Miller as a ghostwriter for Drake, and the duo engaged in a feud as a result. In 2015, Meek Mill sparked controversy by his revelation that Drake was the recipient of a reference track from Quentin Miller, as Drake appropriated the track onto Mill's song " R.I.C.O." without giving Miller any songwriting credit.
Meek Mill also could be interpreted as a target in the song. Drake disses Pusha T (left) and Kid Cudi (right) in "Two Birds, One Stone".
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