Drake Responds To Push T Diss Track "The Story of Adidon"

Drake has something to say about Pusha T's diss track "The Story of Adidon" picture cover, with no intentions to diss back, he explained what "black face photo" meant and why he actually directed at entertainment industry when it first came out back in 2007.
The "Hotline Bling" intended to express the  frustration he has with how African America actors are relegated from getting top roles in movies because of their origin.

The black face picture was thought to be a promotion for his clothing line when it came out in 2007

According to the rapper, it all started in 2007 when he was joined by a friend on a project to alarm how minorities especially African Americans in the industry "struggle to get role, being stereotyped and type cast" which to him werr unacceptable".
He went further to explain the photos that it "represented how African Americans were once wrongfully portrayed in entertainment...frustrated with not always getting chance in the industry."
And about Pusha T's diss track, that is pulling a string on Drake because he has no wrong feelings about himself but taking the fight to the industry for his community as he says "i know everyone is enjoying the circus."