The Story of Adidon: context and response order

The third record in a four-day run

Pusha T’s Infrared and Drake’s Duppy Freestyle were both released on May 25, 2018. The Story of Adidon followed on May 29, making it the third entry in a tightly bounded release sequence even though the artists’ wider catalog relationship began earlier.^[1],[2],[3]

The archive files Drake as the target of both Pusha T records and Pusha T plus Kanye West as targets of Duppy Freestyle. The middle record therefore widens the participant map before The Story of Adidon narrows its focus back onto Drake.^[1],[2],[3]

• 1. Infrared — Pusha T →
• 2. Duppy Freestyle — Drake →
• 3. The Story of Adidon — Pusha T →

The source proves a release, not every allegation

A source page and release date can establish that The Story of Adidon circulated as a published recording directed at Drake. They do not, on their own, independently verify the private and family-related claims made in the performance. Responsible archive copy keeps that distinction explicit.^[1],[2],[3]

This guide also avoids declaring silence, interviews, or later career events to be additional diss-track responses. The three linked recordings form the defensible musical sequence; the longer relationship remains available through artist and target pages.