Meek Mill VS Drake is Charged Up a diss #BacktoBack Wanna Know (Update)

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All Eyes On The 6 God


An unexpected beef began last week between rappers Drake and Meek Mill. Starting from the world's largest gossip site, twitter where all the drama usually takes place, Meek Mill decided to go on a rant about the music industry fakeness. In particularly Drake was addressed Meek saying "Drake doesn't write his own raps," and was offended when a fan compared the two. Although I've never heard anyone compare Meek & Drake, and their far from alike in my opinion. Although Meek named his ghost writer, Quentin Miller, who's seen in photos with the OVO camp. Neither Quentin nor Drake have officially addressed the allegations or the beef. However Drake released a new song "Charged Up" yesterday, and of course fans are saying this is a response to Meek. Listen for yourself!

I really dislike the song as whole. Charged Up doesn't sound like a diss song and is definitely not a direct response towards Meek. The song sounds like Drake is frustrated with the entire industry more than only Meek, and I think this song would've come out whether Meek's comments happened or not. The beat is dope though.

All Eyes on You ft. Nicki Minaj & Chris Brown


Perfect time to release a video for Meek Mill's successful single, "All Eyes On You." Is the entire Beef a marketing scheme? Possibly. In the video the sexy couple Meek & Nicki displays their affection for one another. Nicki is of course HOT! With Chris Brown's vocals to top off the cake. The release of this video makes me wonder, where did the beef come from. Could it all have stemmed from the couples relationship or is Meek simply hating on Drake, and mad that he did not acknowledge his album Dreams Worth More Than Money. Ironically Drake is featured on the album. Talk about drama!

BacktoBack (Meek Mill)



It's no ether or takeover, but definitely good enough to quiet Meek Mill's twitter rants. Fans go in on Meek Mill since the back to back diss was released last night. Drake saying everything that fans easily target and agree with, such as; "is this a world tour or your girl's tour," "boss chicks wifying niggas." Drake taking shots at Meek's relationship with Nicki Minaj. He even shouts out Charlemagne the god, power 105.1 the breakfast club radio personality that is known to dislike him. Nice job Drake, now it's time for Meek's response, which should be quite entertaining being that he came up off of battle rapping, but we shall see. Meek you're up to bat!

Wanna Know (Drake Diss)



With all the back to back talk about this Meek Mill VS Drake beef, rapper Meek Mill finally drops a diss track after 5 days of Drake's back to back going viral. Fans were highly disappointed in the "Wanna Know" and "Energy" diss, including myself. Drake to me is an easy target to snap on in hip hop history and buttercup is the only thing a known battle rapper can come up with. SMH! Oh well better luck next time meek.

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