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Consequence recently took to social media to accuse Pusha T of dragging Kanye West into Drake beef, after he walked out of a recent interview with Hot 97. The rapper stated in an X post on August 19, 2025:
The statement continues Consequence's earlier assertions against Pusha T, including the one he made during his interview with Hot 97, where he railed against Pusha T for his behaviour with West:
"One of the reasons why we didn’t have a ‘song of the summer, Is because the sound bite of the summer was ‘I don’t respect Kanye as a man’ performed by — and I’mma emphasis ‘performed’ by — Pusha T and his brother Malice, known as the Clipse."
Consequence subsequently added:
"Right, so he apologized for basically dragging Kanye into the beef with Drake. He actually said in his own words, ‘Sorry for any trauma I’ve caused you and your family.’ So, where I’m from, if you’re willing to apologize to someone, that would mean that you respect them, right?"
He continued:
"So if you’re running a whole rollout based on not respecting someone and you’re a man, but you know that you already apologized to this man, then are you being honest with your base? Are you being honest to the world? Is this a real feeling or is this contrived for marketing?”
Consequence further elaborated:
"And another thing I wanna point out in the text is that he said, ‘Martin Luther King wasn’t respected in his household. From everything I’ve seen, isn’t Malice engulfed in the same scripture as Martin Luther King?."
He continued:
"And I heard homie say that he’s the devil and all this, so maybe you don’t respect your brother either. Maybe it’s whatever for fame, maybe it’s whatever to feel like you’re the top guy, but you know what makes you the top guy out here? A hit record."
Consequence's interview with Hot 97 is currently set to private. The portion of the interview quoted above is from Billboard's article on the matter on August 15, 2025. Consequence and Pusha T have had issues in the past as well, particularly around the early 2010s, when he was beefing with both Pusha T and Kanye West.
A brief overview of Consequence's career
The rapper, born Dexter Raymond Mills Jr, is a rapper hailing from the Queens neighbourhood of New York City. He started his career back in 1996, starting out with guest appearances on the hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest's album Beats, Rhymes, and Life.
This was subsequently followed by a series of mixtapes in the early 2000s, starting with The Cons Vol. 1: All Sales Are Final in 2002. The rapper has so far released thirteen mixtapes, with the latest one being Movies on Demand IV.
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In 2007, the rapper released his debut album, Don't Quit Your Day Job!, which went on to top out at the 113th spot on the Billboard 200 album chart. The album would be followed by his second album, Nice Doing Business With You, more than a decade later on September 27, 2024.
Alongside his solo work, the rapper has been featured in releases by Patti LaBelle, DJ Khaled and more. Aside from his music career, Consequence has also established his own label. Originally called Band Camp Records, it is now known as 192 Records.
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