Month after diss track, Drake emerges unfazed with new album

Now, he's untouchable.

Pusha T's infamous diss track — where he was in full investigative journalist mode, divulging new information about Drake while also shading his mother, father and bestie — hit Drake hard. Drake's reply — well, lack thereof, marked a low for the rapper-singer, who had surprised music fans when won his rap beef with Meek Mill in 2015.

But Drake, who has been criticized by some as too commercial and too soft, is back on top seemingly unfazed. And those fans who enjoyed the revelations in Pusha T's "The Story of Adidon" are likely listening to "Scorpion," the highly anticipated, 25-track album by pop music's No. 1 player released Friday.