Things all started when Pusha dropped his new song, "So Be It," with fellow Clipse rapper Malice, in which he took shots at a rapper who everyone initially thought was Kanye West. However, as time went on and more listeners tapped in, it became clear that the target of Pusha's ire was actually towards Scott and not Ye. Peep the bars below:

Pusha T has set his sights on Travis Scott on the new Clipse banger "So Be It," claiming to have a mysterious and very unflattering video of La Flame. But what could be on the footage? On Tuesday (June 16), Clipse released the second single off their upcoming Let God Sort Em Out. To close the song out, King Push calls out La Flame.

Pusha T ignites fresh rap beef with Travis Scott after scathing diss on new track - Pusha T’s new Clipse song, ‘So Be It,’ includes a takedown of Scott