It’s worth mentioning that the cover art for "Push Ups" featured a shoe-sizing tag, a nod to one of Drake’s aforementioned lines in the song mocking Lamar’s shoe size. The leak sparked a ...

Saturday has been a wild day in hip-hop, as Drake released a diss record titled “Push Ups,” which took shots at Metro Boomin, Future, Rick Ross, and more. Moreover, this record was so ...

Drake has finally brought his "Push Ups" diss track taking aim at Kendrick Lamar among others to streaming services. After leaking last weekend, "Push Ups" popped up on DSPs on Friday (April 19).

Nothing has been the same since Drake and Kendrick Lamar first collaborated ... “I got my f–king head up high, my back straight, I’m 10 f–king toes down in Florida and anywhere else ...

The initial version sounded like an unmixed demo, but a high-quality rendition with ... official artwork featuring Lamar doing push-ups. Drake’s team remained tight-lipped, leaving fans guessing.

“Push Ups” by Drake is a motivational track where he reflects on his success and the effort it took to get there. The song promotes hard work, persistence, and overcoming challenges.

After igniting a firestorm of speculation and debate on a leaked Kendrick Lamar diss track over the weekend, Drake has finally dropped the official studio version of 'Push Ups' on streaming ...