Hip-hop is heating up this summer — and it’s not just the music. OG rapper Bun B just added fuel to the fire between Travis Scott and Pusha T, making it clear that this rap beef is about to escalate. Appearing on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay, the Southern legend had a few strong words about the rising tension between the two artists—and why Travis might be forced to clap back soon.
“Travis ain’t ’bout to back down. He’s from Houston,” Bun B said confidently. “I wouldn’t be surprised if you hear something before the weekend is done.”
🔥 Rap Beef Alert: Travis vs. Pusha?
The beef took shape when Pusha T sent subliminal (but pointed) shots at Travis on “So Be It,” the second single off the upcoming Clipse reunion album Let God Sort Em Out.
On the track, Pusha spits:
“You cried in front of me / You died in front of me / Calabasas took your b**ch and your pride in front of me… Heard Utopia had moved right up the street / And her lip gloss was poppin’, she ain’t need you to eat…”
Many fans immediately connected the bars to Travis Scott, referencing his home base in Calabasas, the rise of his ex, and possibly his relationship drama with Kylie Jenner. Pusha even claims to have video receipts of an encounter that went sour.
👀 Bun B Breaks It Down: Pusha Is Dangerous, But So Is Silence
On Sharpe’s podcast, Bun B described Pusha T as someone you don’t want to play with in a rap beef:
“Pusha’s a dangerous man,” he said. “He’s willing to throw caution to the wind and be like, ‘You know what? I don’t really f— with him anyway.’”
He added that Pusha moves differently in the industry, rarely seen at major events or parties—someone who keeps his circle tight and strikes with precision.
But that doesn’t mean Travis will let it slide.
“Travis ain’t gonna ignore it,” Bun insisted. “It’s either you go into it or act like it didn’t happen. But the problem is, the people are going to demand a response.”
The “Monkey Dance” Incident in Paris: The Root of the Beef?
Pusha T shed light on what sparked the tension during a recent interview with GQ‘s Frazier Thorpe. He said the now-infamous diss was inspired by a strange and uncomfortable moment in Paris—where Travis allegedly crashed a Clipse recording session at Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton studio to play his album.
“He sees me and Malice there. He’s like, ‘Oh, man, everybody’s here,’” Pusha recalled. “He’s smiling, laughing, jumping around, doing his f—king monkey dance.”
Apparently, Travis played his album but didn’t include “Meltdown,” the song featuring a scathing Drake verse aimed at Pusha T. That move rubbed Pusha the wrong way—and now, he’s firing back.
⏳ Ticking Clock: Will Travis Respond Before the Weekend Ends?
According to Bun B, Travis knows what’s at stake. He understands that in rap, silence can be mistaken for weakness—especially when fans, blogs, and social media are watching every move.
“You gotta be careful when people try to bait you in,” Bun warned. “But still, people want a response. And if you don’t give them one, it looks like a loss.”
So far, Travis has remained silent. But with the pressure building and fans begging for a diss track, the question remains:
Will Travis clap back—or let Pusha run the narrative?
Social Media Reacts: “Travis Needs to Step Up or Step Back”
Hip-hop Twitter is already divided:
- @RapRadarReborn: “If Travis don’t respond, it’s an automatic L. Pusha dropped names without dropping names.”
- @LaFlameFan4Life: “Travis don’t need this drama. Let the music speak.”
- @HipHopHistorian: “Pusha already ended Drake. Travis better tread carefully.”
Bun B’s Final Word: Respect Both, But Expect Fire
While Bun B clearly respects both artists, his message was clear: Houston doesn’t back down, and Travis is no exception.
“It’s either smoke or silence—but either way, fans want fireworks.”
💬 Your Turn: Who Would Win This Rap War?
Do you think Travis Scott has the lyrical heat to go toe-to-toe with Pusha T? Or is this one beef he should walk away from?
Drop your thoughts in the comments and stay tuned to TPR (The Pop Radar) for the next move in this brewing rap war!
