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Pusha T is putting his beef with Drake to bed.

Nearly four years after their rivalry, the “Diet Coke” rapper is looking back on one of hip-hop’s most explosive feuds. When asked about their history, Pusha said he’s moved on.

“I’ve already looked past that,” he said during an interview with Complex’s “360 With Speedy Morman.” “I don’t look towards that anymore. … Bygones are bygones, as far as I see.”

He also reflected on Drake and Ye’s reconciliation, saying it “works really good” to see them reunite even though it surprised him. He and Kanye spoke about ending the beef before December’s Free Larry Hoover concert.

“I told [Ye], ‘That might be good for you,’” he added.

He also addressed Drake’s recent video where his son Adonis is seen speaking French. “I been around the world thrice times I mean what I say,” Drake captioned the post, quoting lyrics from Clipse’s “Cot Damn.”

The reference struck fans as surprising considering Pusha’s “Story of Adidon” diss, but Pusha didn’t think much of it. “I thought he was propping up his son, speaking French,” said Pusha, who was asked if he thought the lyric was “sus.”

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“No, not with his son, never. I wouldn’t think that. I wouldn’t put my son in, like, that type of energy,” said Pusha, who welcomed his son in June 2020.

He noted Drake was a Clipse fan, so he understands why he chose that caption. “I think it was just drawing a parallel to, like you said, his son speaking French. I don’t think it was anything more than that.”

Pusha is now gearing up for his highly-anticipated new album, which was produced by Kanye West and The Neptunes. The follow-up to 2018’s Daytona is expected to drop in the next few months. “There’s no album that’s better than mine this year,” he once again proclaimed.

Harlow also chatted about the single, why he stopped drinking alcohol and more with Zane Lowe.

Rozay is referring to the 10-month-old cow as “Boss Angus.”

DaBaby is firing back at a lawsuit from DaniLeigh’s brother.

The rapper’s lawyer says Brandon Bills has no grounds to sue his client following their bowling alley brawl last week.

Drew Findling claims that it was Bills who first made threats when he said he wanted to “knock out” DaBaby if they ever got in the boxing ring.

“It is offensive that this alleged victim threatened and instigated violence and has now used this incident to make a quick money grab,” Findling tells TMZ.

DaBaby is being investigated for assault with a deadly weapon, but Findling believes that the criminal investigation should be dismissed because Bills’ decision to file a civil lawsuit is a clear indication that he is only interested in a payday.

“Garbage like this has no place adding to the backlog and wasting law enforcement time and energy,” adds Findling.

During the altercation, which was caught on camera, DaBaby and Bills exchanged words before DaBaby appears to take the first swing, knocking Bills to the ground. Their fight spilled over onto the slippery lanes of the bowling alley, but Bills was outnumbered by DaBaby and his crew.

Bills says he experienced physical and psychological damage as a result of the beatdown, and also incurred medical bills and sustained disability. DaBaby has claimed he acted in self-defense and has been banned from the bowling alley.

After the brawl, DaniLeigh, who shares a daughter with DaBaby, called her baby daddy “lame as hell” for attacking her brother. “I PRAY THIS STOPS NOW !!! BC THIS IS MY FAMILY! AND I GOT A DAUGHTER TO RAISE,” she wrote.

Cardi claims Owens’ team demanded a public apology over their previous spats.