Travis Scott Says Pusha T Used Him for Promo During Clipse Album Rollout

Travis Scott responds to Pusha T’s recent comments and says he was used as part of the Clipse album rollout.

This situation goes back to Pusha T dissing Travis on “So Be It,” claiming Travis showed up uninvited to a studio session and played “Meltdown” for Pharrell. Not long after, Drake’s verse on that same song surfaced, taking shots at Pharrell, which Pusha connected to their long-standing history.

Pusha has suggested that Travis has a pattern of being around situations that stir tension without having to deal with the fallout himself. Travis, on the other hand, says his name was brought up repeatedly during the promo run to help generate attention for the Clipse project.

In this video, I break down the past interviews, the context behind the diss, and why Travis feels the way he does. I also compare this situation to how Raekwon handled a similar moment involving Nas and Jim Jones, where respect and clarity mattered more than letting things get messy.

I give my honest thoughts on how Travis moved, why some of the criticism sticks, and how situations like this could be avoided if artists handled these moments differently.

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