Drake Denies Banning Pusha T From Canada, Tells Him to “Come on Over”
After King Push revealed that he was not welcomed in the country.
Drake’s longtime friend and associate Chubbs took to Instagram to deny Pusha T’s claim that Drake banned him from Canada.
Chubbs shared a black and white photo of the crew with a caption claiming that they “Welcome Them With Open Arms” and they “ Don’t Ban N*****z.” Drake also commented on the post, further extending the warm welcome, “come on over,” with a laughing face emoji.
The Instagram post follows Push’s latest Drink Champs episode, during which he spoke about the beef he had with Drake. Early in the interview, Pusha T claimed that he was legitimately banned from Canada after receiving word from his manager and clarified that he didn’t perform his Drake diss track in the country — a song wherein N.O.R.E implied that Push went too far.
Despite all of the tensions, Pusha T said that his beef with the Toronto rapper is finished. “There’s nothing for me to squash…I’m finished. I’m cool,” he said.
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