Calling someone out for not having talent is one thing, but calling someone out for not writing their own music—that's in its own category of messed up. It all started back on June 29 when Meek Mill dropped his new album "Dreams Worth More Than Money" (DWMTM). One track on DWMTM features Drake entitled "R.I.C.O." Shortly after the album was released Meek was upset and had the following to say via twitter...
Stop comparing drake to me too.... He don't write his own raps! That's why he ain't tweet my album because we found out! 😁
— Meek Mill (@MeekMill) July">https://twitter.com/MeekMill/status/62370069850975... 22, 2015Mill claims that many of Drake's songs were not written by Drake himself, but by an Atlanta rapper by the name of Quentin Miller. Mill came out during the Pink Print Tour that he is on to clarify his Tweet but showed no remorse and was still very angry and upset.
On July 24, Quentin Miller spoke out about being titled the infamous "ghost writer" of Drake. Miller discussed how Drake found him and somewhat put him on the map and that he has collaborated with Drake, but has not in any way written lyrics for the famous hip-hop artist. Later that day, Dj Funkmaster Flex declared that Meek Mill's accusations were true and that Mill has proof.
Not even one day has to pass for Drake to drop a new tracked entitled "Charged Up" on July 27. The song is a diss track to Meek Mill, with Drake saying the most important line, "I'm honored that you think this is staged."
All social media blew up after Charged Up was released with everything from people picking sides of the battle to people sharing memes of Drake and Meek. A day after dropping "Charged Up," Meek Mill took his tour to Toronto, Drake's hometown, where he was booed the entire night.
On July 29, Drake released another diss track entitled "Back To Back" with the cover art being Joe Carter celebrating after hitting a walk off home run in the seventh game of the series to beat the Philadelphia Phillies, Meek's hometown, and giving the Toronto Blue Jays them back to back title wins over Philly in 1992 and 1993.
The next day, Meek being fed up with the tracks being released, dropped one of his own entitled "Wanna Know." Unfortunately for Meek, his track didn't have the same type of roaring success that Drake's tracks "Charged Up" and "Back to Back" had.
On July 31, Drake put a picture on Instagram to show how he felt about Meek's diss track because we all know a picture is worth a thousand words.
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At the end of the day the bigger artist always gets the last laugh.
