Drake Diss Kid Cudi On 'Two Birds' and Twitter Rips Him For Mocking Depression

Perhaps this is the only time that Twitter is not in agreement with Drake who just diss Kid Cudi on “Two Birds, One Stone” making fun of his depression.

Last month, Cudi went on a Twitter rant against Drake and Kanye West blasting them while calling them fake rappers. But he especially singled out Drizzy for not writing his own raps. Then earlier this month he checked into rehab for his battle with depression. Needless to say that he got an overwhelming support from his rap peers as well as fans on Twitter.

Cudi wasn’t the only G.O.O.D. Music rapper to feel the wrath of Drake on the new diss track. Pusha T also got a few punches from the Toronto emcee. But first lets dissect what the 6 God has to say about Kid Cudi.

“You were the man on the moon / Now you just go through your phases / Life of the angry and famous / Rap like I know I’m the greatest,” Drake raps over a beat produced by Noah “40” Shebib. “You stay xanned and perked up / So when reality set in you don’t gotta face it / I’m down 200 in Vegas but winning life on a daily basis / It seems like nobody wants to stay in my good graces / I’m like a real estate agent, putting you all in your places / Look what happens soon as you talk to me crazy / Is you crazy?”

Twitter didn’t reacted in his favor after dropping the track with some fans calling him out for stepping on a someone battling depression.

“Kid Cudi disses Drake’s talent and Drake’s only comeback is to insult Cudi’s health and not musical abilities,” one fan wrote on Twitter.

“Just heard about how @Drake dissed Kid Cudi for having depression and suicidal thoughts.1 more reason for me not to listen to drakes trash,” another fan wrote.

But some folks are sticking up for Drake while calling out Kid Cudi fans for their reaction. “Kid cudi fans too sensitive. Everybody been going at drake & all he should do is body or take jabs. Why wouldn’t he. He is music right now,” one fan tweeted.

Drake then turned his attention to Pusha T while calling him out on his drug dealer story. “But really it’s you with all the drug dealer stories / That’s gotta stop though / You made a couple chops and now you think you Chapo / If you ask me though you ain’t lining the trunk with kilos,” Drizzy raps. “You’ll be trying to sell that story for the rest of your lives / Can’t show us where the cash is / Me, I don’t judge, I’m just going off what the math is.”