Perhaps one of the most eventful feuds of the 2010s was Drake vs. Pusha T. For a few days, it became this grandiose feud that even mainstream media was keeping their eyes on. However, it has been two years and even though neither party have plans to squash their feud, it remains a topic of discussion. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Noah “40” Shebib recently spoke about the MS line that Push aimed at him.

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“I guess all I’ll say is that was just a different thing for me,” 40 said. “Different than a bar that he gets off. No real comment. I made my comment. It was National MS Awareness day,” he added in reference to his initial response to “The Story Of Adidon.”

40 added that he felt like “shit” when he heard the line for the first time.

“Like shit, for sure. Like shit,” he said. “Ultimately, I like turning things into positive situations or brighter sides. And if that brings awareness to my disease on a bigger level, I was happy about that. That’s what I used it for. That ultimately is a good thing for me. I like that transaction we had from that perspective. I’m very vocal about it.”

He added, “Of course. That was something different than a bar in a song. That’s cool, I barely know that guy.”

Check the whole interview here. 

Snoop Dogg believes that Pusha T and Drake were actually neck-in-neck during their 2018 feud. The West Coast legend sat down with Michael Rapaport this past week on GGN News they touched on the topic of Drake and Pusha T‘s beef. Drake’s even declared Pusha T the winner in that bout but Snoop Dogg doesn’t seem to agree with that. The success of “In My Feelings” alone was a major dub for Drake, even in wake of Pusha T’s “The Story Of Adidon.”

“The n***a made ‘Kiki Do You Love Me?’ when Pusha T took off on him,” he said. “Like, you can have my head, but I’m going to have everybody in your family and everybody in the world singing ‘Kiki Do You Love Me?’  That’s the answer. The answer is not, ‘I can’t match you lyrical wop-di-wop-woop,’ but ‘You can’t match me with this song that’s gonna play forever when they forget about that diss and then [at] your birthday party for your daughter in four years, guess what they’re gonna be playing? ‘Kiki do you love me?’” He added, “Drake is the shit.”

Snoop went on to applaud Pusha T for bringing that type of energy back to the rap game but at the same time, he admitted that Drake played that move well. “Pusha-T, you did that, you scored a 10. But at the same time, his answer was a 10. So it was like a draw to me,” Snoop added.

Peep the clip below.

He who laughs last laughs best, indeed.

While Pusha T has kept mum publicly about Drake's recent interview with the Rap Radar podcast, that hasn't kept the rest of the Internet from weighing in on the latest development in what could be considered the seminal rap beef of the past decade.

His silence wasn't of the ordinary, either. That was until, of course, Push took to Twitter in the literal eleventh hour--11:56 pm to be exact--to tweet out his final remark of the year: laughter.

"Hahhahahahhahahhahahhahahhahahahahahahahahahhahhahahahahahahahahhahahhahahhahahhahahahhahahhahahahahahhahhahahhahahahahhahahahahahahaahhahaahhahahhahahaahahahahahahhahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahahahhaha," was all he wrote.