Lil Wayne Wins: Pusha T Deems Birdman & Cash Money 'Bloody' Beef 'Crazy Sh*t,' New Song Diss

Did rapper Pusha T spark another epic feud with Cash Money Records after releasing such hard-hitting lyrics for the new song, "Untouchable?"

I'm aiming for the moguls, why y'all n*ggas aiming at the locals? And rap n*ggas broke like them, they're mere hopeful / Still wishing on a star / The last one to find out that Baby owns the cars.

Well, according to the infamous G.O.O.D Music hypeman, he's finally vocalizing what everyone else within the industry's already thinking:

"I just feel like it has been vaguely said through online like, 'Oh sh*t, this sh*t going crazy - this 'Exodus' sh*t going crazy,'" the "Mercy" emcee explains on Genius. "We're watching it all unfold, and it's just real. This is just real talk man, we're watching it all unfold. It done went from, stunting like they daddy, kissing my son, to damn near a murder plot! You don't even know what's going on! And all I'm saying is, I've been said this sh*t!"

Well, do MstarsNews readers actually agree? Lil Wayne's ongoing battle with Bryan "Birdman" Williams continues with no real end in sight. Who knows how things might escalate next.

Pusha just released the full audio earlier this week:

The mixtape master will supposedly release his seventh studio album King Push sometime before 2016. As most fans know, "bad blood" continues brewing between Pusha and the YMCMB crew after he released the 2012 diss track, "Exodus 23:1" -

Contract all f*cked up / I guess that means you all f*cked up / You signed to one n*gga that signed to another n*gga / That's signed to three n*ggas, now that's bad luck / Damn that sh8t even the odds now / You better off selling this hard now / You call it living out your dreams / You can't fly without your wings.

But Weezy has still yet to respond this time.

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