Pusha T And McDonald's Controversy Explained: Rapper Disses McDonald’s McRib On Behalf of Arby

Pusha T has emerged with one more diss track towards McDonald’s and this time it is for McRib, however, what’s going on with all the beef? Several months prior Pusha T joined hands with Arby’s and come out with a jingle for them. In the midst of this, he made a point to throw some shade toward McDonald’s too. Pusha T has a got a major beef, however this time it includes a sandwich. For a promotional campaign with fast-food chain Arby’s, Pusha T delivered the country-inspired video for ‘Rib Roast’, a diss track tossing jabs at McDonald’s McRib sandwich and bigging up Arby’s Real Country Style Rib sandwich.

Pusha T gets fiery, excusing McDonald’s mystery meat compared with Arby’s. In a collaboration with the fast food chain, Pusha likewise dropped Arby’s Real Country Style Collection, limited-edition merchandise, including tees, jackets, and bandanas. He is no stranger to fast food-based rap quarrels. As of late, the rapper started a partnership with Arby’s, giving voiceovers to its advertisements. Recently, Pusha T delivered ‘spicy Fish Diss’ focusing on McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish sandwich for Arby’s fish sandwiches.

Beef Between Rapper Pusha T And McDonald’s

The drama began when Pusha T added to the popular ‘I’m loving it’ jingle alongside Justin Timberlake. For the piece, Justin was supposedly paid $6 million and Pusha T was paid $500,000, according to Cheatsheet. To add to this, has no royalty, and that implies, he isn’t earning anything through the tune. The difference in their payment was the result of the number of fans and visibility the two artists had around then. Considering that the rapper was very new to the industry and Justin Timberlake was a notable name, their salary likewise varied accordingly. According to Spoon University, the song was delivered by The Neptunes and Pharrell Williams has been credited as the writer for the melody, alongside Tom Batoy, Franco Tortora, and Andreas Forberger, Heye’s creative director.

McRib has always made me realize I never want to taste dog food despite my temptation as a child.
— Chris (@csandreas) September 27, 2022

Pusha T’s name isn’t referenced however the CEO of translation ad agency, Steve Stoute had come forward in 2016 and guaranteed that the rapper had composed the melody. Be that as it may, McDonald’s has not remarked on this. On 27th September, The rapper chose to make another diss track, and this time he called it McRib. The one-minute twenty seconds song proceeds to say how Arby’s has real country-style meat and McDonald’s doesn’t have anything against them. This isn’t the first time the rapper has emerged with a diss track. Several months prior he delivered a diss track for McDonald’s filet-o-fish. Both of these raps have figured out how to grab the eye of numerous and social media is loving the rapper’s take on going against Mcdonald’s. In the midst of this, McDonald’s has not put out an announcement concerning what is happening.