And oh god, they’re fighting because Drake failed to tweet about Meek’s album.
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In a fun bit of irony, the most lasting portion of Meek Mill’s Drake diss, “Wanna Know”, is without a doubt the revelation that Drake, allegedly, got peed on by a friend of T.I.’s in the movie theater. Perhaps it’s best that Drake didn’t give him a a hard time? Shout out to Drake.
– “This for y’all that think I don’t write enough, they just mad I got the Midas touch”. One of the barbs goes “n***** writing for you cause you know you never did s***”, and Mill’s flow seems to imitate that of Drake’s own “Started From The Bottom”. “I’m proud to say that we’ve collaborated but I could never take credit for anything other than the few songs we worked on together”. When fast food places and local Canadian politicians are dismissing your diss then that is certainly a day that Meek wishes he could have back.
The question by and large is whether it really took Meek 120 hours to write such a weak track. And if you haven’t been paying attention: Meek is losing.
He also compares their current fight to the legendary beef between Ja Rule and 50 Cent. (50 won.) A respectable showing, but there’s no lyric quite as instantly catchy as “Is that a world tour, or your girl’s tour?”
On Saturday July 25, Drake put out ‘Charged Up’. This one is called “Back to Back Freestyle” and is an absolute monster. However, the feud IS putting a serious strain on their relationship. Not to mention the fact that the track too almost a week for Mill to release. Not only did that represent the second straight championship for the Jays, but it also came at the expense of Meek’s hometown Philadelphia Phillies.
But the Dreams Worth More Than Money creator’s diss, “Wanna Know”, still finds him in the losing lane according to the courts of social media.
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“Drake makes no bones about it; he is Toronto and I wanted to defend both Drake and Toronto against this unwarranted, puzzling attack on him”, Kelly told CP24 last week.
