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Speaking of “Yeezy, the newest billion-dollar baby”, Forbes would officially declare Kanye West a billionaire on April 24, 2020

Kanye West Is Now Officially A Billionaire - And He Really Wants The World To Know — Forbes

W hen last we checked in with Kanye West, the mercurial hip-hop superstar-turned-footwear magnate, I was tiptoeing through a parking lot crop circle comprised of hundreds of pairs of his Yeezy sneakers. "I'm not a numbers guy," he explained ten months ago.

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“Yeezy, the newest billion-dollar baby” Maybe another shot or a reference to Birdman from Cash Money Records since he was Drake boss at the time and being one of the wealthiest Hip-Hop heads with over 100$ million dollar net worth ,basically Kanye is saying that he’s the billionaire version of Birdman. Pusha T also dropped Birdman same nickname “Baby” on The Story Of Adidon “The M’s count different when Baby divides the pie”.

This refers to the beef Kanye had with Drake and how Kanye stole the beat for “Lift Yourself” from Drake. Instead of making a serious track, Kanye’s verse was made up of non-sensical lines.

The following track in the Daytona album “Infrared” is a diss track made by Pusha T filled with lines about Drake.

There are three (3) rap beefs referenced by this line. The first is the beef between Ye and Drake, represented by Ye’s interpolation of the “poopity-scoop” lyrics from Lift Yourself, which was put out to troll Drake. The second is, of course, the beef between Push and Drake that was heating up while this was going on. The third beef that is often missed is the old Drake and Meek Mill beef. The name of the song is literally “What Would Meek Do?” And we know what Meek did when he beefed with Drake. Meek dropped Drake diss tracks (i.e. “War Pain”) that hit Drake hard, but received zero attention because Drake was dropping radio hits like “Back to Back”. In the same way, Ye and Push are taking shots at Drake, doing exactly what Meek would do. In fact, Pusha T’s “The Story of Adidon” embodies this mentality to a level that surpasses anything Meek would ever do.

Looking back this was a diss to Drake. Drake stated the Lift Yourself beat was the sole beat Kanye gifted him after helping him come up with a raido hit in Wyoming. After feeling a bit played he took what he got and hoped for more beats later on(as said in The Shop). Kanye later on created the Lift Yourself song with this verse referencing literal shit. These bars following the question “Niggas talking shit Ye how do you respond” is Kanye literally talking shit to Drake.

It also interpolates, maybe coincidentally, a Kendrick Lamar hook from Section.80 :

Woop de woop, woop de woop-woop, woop de woop

Kanye went on the radio and said his beef with Drake was over a beat. The beat where he said this dumb shit on it and trolled most of America. Drake confirmed the beat ignited the beef. Kanye starts a song titled, “What Would Meek Do,” the guy who beefed with drake by telling the whole world he’s talking to Drake with his verse.