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GUDDA GUDDA COMES FOR PUSHA T ON TWITTER AFTER LIL WAYNE DRAMA




Young Money's Gudda Gudda isn't thrilled at Pusha T's comments on Lil Wayne's drama with Baby.
Pusha T caught the attention of hip-hop heads everywhere on Thursday when he seemingly hinted to Lil Wayne that he should leave his Young Money camp and sign with G.O.O.D. Music after Wayne revealed that his label doesn't want to release The Carter V. During Pusha T's tweets about Wayne, a few members of Wayne's camp sided with the rapper including Lil Twist and Tyga. Gudda took matters into his own hands and called out Pusha for his comments. 



Gudda signed to the label in 2005, making him one of the first artists on the Young Money label. The New Orleans rapper was featured on Young Money's biggest hits "Every Girl," and "BedRock."
Check out what Gudda had to say to Pusha T in the slides above.
Source: Twitter   

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