The long runway and the 2018 burst

DissNation’s wider record begins before 2018 with Pusha T tracks including Don’t Fuck Wit Me, Exodus 23:1, and H.G.T.V. Freestyle, alongside Drake’s Two Birds, One Stone. These entries document a recurring target relationship rather than one continuous rapid-fire exchange.[1],[2],[3]

The central three-record run is tightly dated: Pusha T’s Infrared and Drake’s Duppy Freestyle both arrived on May 25, 2018, followed by Pusha T’s The Story of Adidon on May 29. That four-day window is the clearest response sequence in the larger file.[1],[2],[3]

Separate the long rivalry from the short response chain

The earlier records explain why Infrared did not arrive in a vacuum, while the 2018 trio supplies the direct reading order most visitors are looking for. Keeping both layers avoids two errors: ignoring the prior catalog or presenting every earlier line as an immediate reply.[1],[2],[3]

The Story of Adidon and Duppy Freestyle contain personal allegations. DissNation can document that the tracks were released and whom they target, but the songs themselves are not independent verification of the claims inside them.