The best place to be is generally as far away from a rich and famous scandal as possible lest the drama start messing up your endorsements and public perception.
Besides trying to get at Drake again last night in Camden, NJ, Meek Mill came for fellow Philly rapper Ar-Ab. Of course, Assault Rifle Ab didn’t take too kindly to the slander.Â
Meek Mill still has some fight in him. The Philly rapper repeatedly barked on Drake and his OVO crew during a show in Charlotte, NC, threatening to give them all wedgies.
Drake lit up the OVO Fest wearing sweatsuits straight out of an ’80s time capsule, and all at the expense of Meek Mill. We think it’s safe to say that Drizzle was dressed for battle.
Drake added more fuel to the fiery Meek Mill slander after he opened his OVO Fest kicking “Back To Back” with memes of the Philly rapper on the big screen. Of course, Twitter took this as an opportunity to continue clowning Meek to the best of its abilities.Â
At least one MC who is surely still team Drake is surely the Game. The Compton rapper finally drops the video for “100,” featuring Drizzy, off his forthcoming album The Documentary 2.
It’s not really a breakup until one or both parties start talking reckless about the other in interviews and on social media.
Meek Mill‘s plan of discrediting Drake isn’t going as well as he’d hoped. In fact, after finally dropping his own diss record, “Wanna Know”, Black Twitter, and most every other Twitter, has dialed up the slander against the Philly rapper exponentially.Â
At the moment, Drake’s engagement and execution when it comes to the beef that Meek Mill started with him has been damn near flawless (as well as the Internets’). In his latest salvo, “Back To Back,” he rapped about sending champagne bottles to Charlamagne Tha God (“You gon’ make me buy bottles for Charlamagne…”), and […]
Back when Hype Williams was cranking out million dollar clips on a regular basis, BET and MTV essentially served as the minor leagues for thirst trapping video vixens.
More bad news for Drake. The University of Kentucky sent the Toronto rapper a cease and desist letter related to his involvement with its basketball program and a potential recruiting violation.
