Thee Official Drake vs Meek Mill beef thread
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So were switching up the narrative now cause ? don't like the end result?It's very easy to take on easy targets. I could kick a man in a wheelchair down a flight of stairs too.
Let me know when Drake responds to Kendrick. If ever.
So drake started this ? or did he finish it? Meek and flex pegged him as the easy target. Not the other way around. How you ? criticizing him for doing what you were criticizing him for not doing?
Really tho the truth is in the silence. None of these rap ? talking. Cause they doing the same ? . Its all a hustle. -
metal face terrorist wrote: »metal face terrorist wrote: »rapmastermind wrote: »metal face terrorist wrote: »rapmastermind wrote: »rapmastermind wrote: »rapmastermind wrote: »
How about stop using Wikipedia as a source, Mate. Therefor as I said he was a Ghostwriter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdp0-ceqenM
Charles “Slick D” Rawls 2 days ago
Drake fans turning into hellen keller when you bring up these reference tracks.
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So Complex basically wrote an article today pretty much based on this post. Hey Justin Charity I'm going to expose to people that I'm your ghostwriter, LOL. In the article Justin lays out exactly what I was saying that QM wasn't being credited for everything. I've been critical of Complex during this beef but I'm happy they are doing the right thing and reporting the facts instead of the spin.
http://www.complex.com/music/2015/08/drake-quentin-miller-meek-mill-rico-liner-notes?utm_campaign=complexmag+socialflow+08+2015&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
"Quentin Miller isn't actally credited on R.I.C.O. and we have the Proof"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SKttg6YVtI
That R.I.C.O. Evdience spreading like wildfire. N!ggas now admiting QM was a ghostwriter. SMH @ the media just not checking the credits. LOL @ dudes trying to use Wikipedia and Rap Genius to give Drake a pass. It's amazing what one post can do, lol. @Rapmastermind = The Source. Send them checks fools, lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzjg5Nc1yBA
Why you trying so hard, we get it bruh. Move the ? on. You posting the same ? over and over. Its plenty of "authentic" hip-hop to listen to. Let that ? breath. Crybaby ass ? . Drake take food out your mouth?
LOL @ N!gga getting mad cause Drake getting exposed. The only N!ggas crying is you fools trying to give Drake a pass. Don't be upset cause now the Media is calling out the Fraud. Also dude quoted me saying I was lying about the R.I.C.O credit, so I responded. Sorry I post facts not corny Meme's about Meek's clothes.
Now ? giving complex.com props. FOH. All I care is what's coming out the speakers. Idgaf how it was made. Jay wrote Still DRE, ? Jay thats Dre ? . Big write Victory, ? Biggie, thats Puffy ? , nobody can spit that ? like Diddy did. Jungle couldve really wrote Illmatic and I wouldnt give a flying ? , Nas would still be the Goat.
You ? care about the wrong ? , albums sales, ? networth, who they ? , what clothes wearing, what comprising pics got taken and turnt into the latest meme. Who wrote what. ? ? . Richard Pryor had writers, he the Goat. Mike Jackson had writers, he the Goat. Denzel the goat, he aint write the ? script. Drake aint even top 50, why ? yall so mad for. Talking exposing ? , exposing what? Like ? would rather be you, ? rapmastermind over Drake.
Disagree. Nas has a great voice, but his words are poetry. It would take away from his greatness for me if he didn't write it.
It's funny how you throw "who wrote what" in there with albums sales and ? networth. That's gotta be the first time I've seen that ? lmao.
Ya'll a bunch of superficial ? and some sell outs for valuing lyricism!
Rap is fake. Rap has been fake before this Drake ? . If ? really cared about the Culture why none of Drake peers backing Meek. Why none of the Goats backing Meek up. If ? really cared about the culture/lyricism why ? didnt band together and dismiss this ? Drake for misrepresenting the culture. Them ? aint even speaking on it. Jay-Z, Nas, Cole, K.Dot, them ? don't care man. ? ain't trying to ? up they paper, they industry relationships. These rap ? value that over the culture. ? just need to focus on the music.
That's exactly the problem. It's why fans should hold these artists accountable and not let them get lazy and greedy. Most of the mainstream artists aren't lyricist anyways, and part of it is because the standards are so low.
But let's put this ? in perspective here. It's not like Drake is out here getting exposed and out barred by Rakim my ? . Why the ? would they cape for Meek? He out here looking ridiculous getting out barred by a singin ? .
And not to mention several rappers have commented on the fact that Drake would lose some level of credibility if he isn't responsible for his rhymes, even if they expect his career to stay afloat. This is exactly what Crooked I has said.
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AfrikQueen wrote: »Such a weak diss by both parties. Drake is calculated, he knows who to respond to, and who not to respond to. When a real black man such as Kendrick was coming at his neck, he got ? . Such a classic mulatto move. Drake's popularity is mostly the factor of white Anglo saxons who purchase his records, who have never even heard of a diss track before. It's such sad times when individuals begin to excuse a ? for having ghostwriters. Most people sided with Drake just because he's a mulatto, and light skin. Its a sad day for Hip-Hop when the top 2 selling male artist within the culture contemporary aren't even black, their mulatto.
Drake's pseudoblack now huh? -
tell Kendrick stop straining his voice when he raps. it gives me headaches when i listen
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Gunplay the only dude to speak on it
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Wasn't surprise that after party got shot up. It's way too easy to sneak in that joint because my boys manage to hop the fence to get in last year. Barely any security around
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Shizlansky wrote: »Still waiting on yall to say what's the culture of hip hop and list your fav rappers.
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I think meek woulda lost whether he dropped the diss track or not, ? are forgetting that the Internet was on Drake's side from the jump. Meek was already in the grave, the diss was just the nail in the coffin
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Even if that was Meek's mom. That clearly wasn't last night.
...And it's so funny to me how it's supposed to be cool to diss mulattos, and support any and all darkskin people in hiphop. These dumb ? invented this set of rules. But then they themselves turn around have a problem with this “class system” when they decided that lightskin people are winning the fake war they invented.
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KingFreeman wrote: »So were switching up the narrative now cause ? don't like the end result?It's very easy to take on easy targets. I could kick a man in a wheelchair down a flight of stairs too.
Let me know when Drake responds to Kendrick. If ever.
So drake started this ? or did he finish it? Meek and flex pegged him as the easy target. Not the other way around. How you ? criticizing him for doing what you were criticizing him for not doing?
Really tho the truth is in the silence. None of these rap ? talking. Cause they doing the same ? . Its all a hustle.
I have no real horse in this race. I don't listen to mainstream rap. Haven't since 2005. This is why I don't even post in The Reason anymore. I got nothing to talk about with most of ya. I don't go to clubs where hip hop is usually played either if I do go clubbing. I couldn't name you one Drake or Meek or even Kendrick Lamar song or quote you any bar. This music now just isn't for me.
With that said I've been deeply ingrained in hip hop culture since 1988 here in good ol NYC. I was born in the south bronx 10 years after hip hop was. ? is in my blood. The way I see it is this.
Drake got challenged and he responded? cool that's what he's supposed to do.
Meek responded and then Drake got back at him again? ok no problem that's the rules/
Then he kept on beating a man while he was down without giving him any other chance to respond. Now it's just petty bullying no longer a rap battle.
If Drake is supposedly this relentless and unforgiving on wax how come he failed to respond to other so called dudes "on his level" when they tried to lift up his skirt?
selective battling is not hip hop to me especially when you're doing it to somebody who is already a joke anyway but then again I'm in my 30's and not in my 20's like most of y'all so I came up under completely different hip hop ethics than most of ya did or are.
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Just went to Popeyes and heard back to back in 4 different cars
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So much fatherless dickeating in this thread.
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genocidecutter wrote: »I wanna see an Ace Hood vs. Meek Mill beef.
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They saying Meek posted "twitter fingers turned back to trigger fingers",
then erased the tweet when he found out people died.. -
Meek is going to respond with a gun like Motaw (Birdie's home boy) when Kyle & Shepard beat Birdie's team in Above The Rim
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AfrikQueen wrote: »Such a weak diss by both parties. Drake is calculated, he knows who to respond to, and who not to respond to. When a real black man such as Kendrick was coming at his neck, he got ? . Such a classic mulatto move. Drake's popularity is mostly the factor of white Anglo saxons who purchase his records, who have never even heard of a diss track before. It's such sad times when individuals begin to excuse a ? for having ghostwriters. Most people sided with Drake just because he's a mulatto, and light skin. Its a sad day for Hip-Hop when the top 2 selling male artist within the culture contemporary aren't even black, their mulatto.
seriously shut the ? up get and off this site with the ? . and for the record this ? was personal. not no "i wanna be the best lyrically" ? . ? trolls b
You catching feelings? Remove your lips from Drakes Jewish ? . -
Both drake and meeks battle tracks was trash but meeks was even worse so drake wins
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AfrikQueen wrote: »AfrikQueen wrote: »Such a weak diss by both parties. Drake is calculated, he knows who to respond to, and who not to respond to. When a real black man such as Kendrick was coming at his neck, he got ? . Such a classic mulatto move. Drake's popularity is mostly the factor of white Anglo saxons who purchase his records, who have never even heard of a diss track before. It's such sad times when individuals begin to excuse a ? for having ghostwriters. Most people sided with Drake just because he's a mulatto, and light skin. Its a sad day for Hip-Hop when the top 2 selling male artist within the culture contemporary aren't even black, their mulatto.
seriously shut the ? up get and off this site with the ? . and for the record this ? was personal. not no "i wanna be the best lyrically" ? . ? trolls b
You catching feelings? Remove your lips from Drakes Jewish ? .
yea u a troll. i dont even like drake like that. u making irrelevant comments about Kendrick when it has nothing to do with him. and FYI, KENDRICK WAS ON DRAKES STAGE LAST NIGHT. on that Jewish mans stage. ? outta here lol -
Been disliked Meek since this unnecessary Wale shot last year. So I was really glad when Drake stepped up.Busta Carmichael wrote: »Meeks deserves all of this. This is the same thing he did with Wale
Wale should've handled that on wax. Instead he took it to twitter too
That tweet was feminine af.
"Don't even text me"
Smmfh
Meek seems like a ? ass ? to me. No Philly rapper respects dude. That should say alot about him.
And let's not forget him stalking and down talking on SB when he already got his girl. Meeks deserves every bit of this.
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Meek seems like a really emotional person. Lol I bet he regrets even tweeting that.
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AfrikQueen wrote: »Such a weak diss by both parties. Drake is calculated, he knows who to respond to, and who not to respond to. When a real black man such as Kendrick was coming at his neck, he got ? . Such a classic mulatto move. Drake's popularity is mostly the factor of white Anglo saxons who purchase his records, who have never even heard of a diss track before. It's such sad times when individuals begin to excuse a ? for having ghostwriters. Most people sided with Drake just because he's a mulatto, and light skin. Its a sad day for Hip-Hop when the top 2 selling male artist within the culture contemporary aren't even black, their mulatto.
Drake's pseudoblack now huh?
Prejudice against mixed-raced people is old as racism and slavery itself. Free blacks in pre-Civil War times that were denied the same freedoms and rights as whites often worked together, both light-skinned and dark-skinned, but sometimes there were tensions. When light-skinned blacks and dark-skinned blacks discriminated against each other in Charleston for instance, light-skinned blacks formed the Brown Fellowship Society as dark-skinned blacks set up their own. The ironic thing is that both were susceptible to kidnappers and being sold back into slavery, and both suffered lack of equality in their "free status" for not having the right to vote, own property, work in lucrative fields, etc;
Meanwhile, unfree mulatto people could sometimes try to "pass" as white, but if they were found out, they could be sold back into slavery and even have family members punished. If they had a free mother, then they might be able to gain freedom, but not always, and that would rarely protect them from kidnappers. Fortunately, most black and mixed-race people, free or unfree, did what they could to improve their plight and worked together the best they could.
It's for these historical reasons that it's really quite sad to see this whole team "light-skinned" versus team "dark-skinned" meme re-merge on social media, even if it's mostly just a pocket of people coming from a place of ignorance. It holds us back when people of color with African descent can't come together and push back against years of institutionalized and systematic racism. -
BrazilianHairMoney wrote: »I never understood how people judge others as soft or weak by how they look... People think they know who street by looks. Or can tell who smart by a pic. I remember when I first came on the net people kept saying I wasn't from the hood by looking at my pics.. Lol...
People are easy to fool, because they judge books by the cover. I also think drake writes. Its a difference between industry and talent. Just because the industry rumors it don't make it true. People don't think I write my lyrics when I do. The industry think everyone is fake. That's the business they don't believe nobody.
? what they talking about I can tell you hood from your pics lol -
BrazilianHairMoney wrote: »I never understood how people judge others as soft or weak by how they look... People think they know who street by looks. Or can tell who smart by a pic. I remember when I first came on the net people kept saying I wasn't from the hood by looking at my pics.. Lol...
People are easy to fool, because they judge books by the cover. I also think drake writes. Its a difference between industry and talent. Just because the industry rumors it don't make it true. People don't think I write my lyrics when I do. The industry think everyone is fake. That's the business they don't believe nobody.
? what they talking about I can tell you hood from your pics lol -
Built 4 cuban linx wrote: »Both drake and meeks battle tracks was trash but meeks was even worse so drake wins
music is subjective but the majority rules Drakes song as fire
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