But Meek Mill didn’t immediately respond with a track of his own. The Toronto native released two diss tracks aimed at the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rapper in the form of “Charged Up” and “Back To Back Freestyle”.
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In an interview with The Fader, Drake recently criticized Meek and Meek’s whole team on how they handled the lyrical battle, saying, “You guys didn’t think this through at all-nobody?” Drake said. “Nobody told you that this was a bad idea, to engage in this and not have something?”
Meek Mill did eventually respond with the diss track “Wanna Know”.
He explained: “Given the circumstances, it felt right to just remind people what it is that I do, in case your opinions were wavering at any point”.
This is a discussion about music, and no one’s putting forth any music? “I pretty much won’t even rap on a beat unless it’s got some magic element of new tempo or new pocket”.
Mill and his girlfriend Nicki Minaj also talked about the beef with Drake in a GQ interview.
On August. 12, Meek Mill finally posted what appeared to be a surrender on Instagram, admitting that he took responsibility for what went down and wasn’t interested in continuing with the beef. “If I have to be the vessel for this conversation to be brought up – you know, God forbid we start talking about writing and references and who takes what from where – I’m OK with it being me”.
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But Drake, being the boss that he is, told his fans in what seems to be the chillest voice ever, “Don’t worry he’s already dead”.
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