Meek Mill Feat. Quentin Miller - Wanna Know (Drake Diss) (Prod. By Jahlil Beats & Swizz Beatz)

[Optimus Prime]

Everybody picking on Meek

 

[Cat piss martini]

How Drake's semen taste fakkit?

you sound like youre dying to find out.

 

[the_FUTURE]

Meek went about this shyt the wrong way. You don't randomly jump on Twitter and start going on rants for no reason. Nobody likes a nikka that catch feelings out the blue when you used to pretend to be cool. "But Hip Hop" aint a good enough excuse to the average nikka either.Combined with all the simping he doing for Nicki and yeah he caught a L.

But drake had a weak first track too so Meek gets another shot.

This is all I'm saying. plus, you do it AFTER the man ft on your album? Meek looked mad silly off that alone.

 

[keon]

drake had more stand out bars, bottom line..meek voice prevents him from sounding aggressive & he isnt as witty as drake

i hate to say it but meek best bet would be to beat drake ass cuz he cant win a rap battle against this tuna sandwich on a bagel eatin ass nikka

 

[Lifer11]

You clearly dont understand what wins when it comes to disses and the general public. What you said is absolutely correct if you want to break it down, but thats not what wins in the eyes of the general public when it comes to diss records.

A) The shyt needs to be memorable with punch lines that people can turn into jokes. Meek's diss didnt do that at all. People arent reciting actual lines from his joint, they are just recalling that he spoke about Diddy and getting pissed on. On the other hand people can easily remember and laugh at "Trigger fingers turn to Twitter fingers, you getting bodied by a singing nikka".

B) It needs disses that the general public can decipher and are familiar with. Once again Meek spoke on some things that the general public had no idea was true or not. Inside jokes are only funny to people on the inside. Once again Drake brings up Meek opening up a tour for his girlfriend, and speaking on the fact that everyone knows Meek aint ever going on a world tour without her. And he brings up that point in another memorable line "Is that a world tour or your girls tour?".

C) Is it radio friendly, is it catchy? Meek, hell no. Half of the diss is a reference track and the other half is him yelling mumbles of inside disses. Drake, yep. I been hearing DJ's screaming they bout to go back to back when they playing two songs of another artist. Its people up here at work talking about they about to go back to back doing shots later on.

The general public is not doing an in depth break down of a diss to determine who is the winner. People want to hear something that has them like , ,and not .

I completely understand what wins. That's all part of the problem. Hip-hop was never meant to be commented on by the majority of the general public. That could be seen as a gift and a curse though, hip-hop's reached levels that people would've never dreamed of, but instead of being as impactful as it should, it's being softened up and dumbed down. Drake is the embodiment of this, not saying Drake's dumb by any means, he seems like he's highly intelligent, but that makes him even more of a culture vulture. At a time when innocent people are being killed by cops left and right, and the public is in dire need of a voice, a leader, we have Drake. I know that's a lot to ask from an entertainer, but that's something hip-hop has always embraced and represented. In the 90s they had Pac and Nas, along with many others. Now we got old white people and corporations chiming in on a conversation they have no place in. Hipsters and yuppy white women feel their opinion is as valid as a true hip-hop head in this discussion. I understand why Drake is viewed as winning right now, I'm just saying I don't agree with it and don't like what it represents on a larger scale.

 

[Bless't]

Drake pointed out that Meek is opening for his girl--thats $50k+ a night, and every current rapper in the world, minus Drake, Cole, & Kendrick would be opening for Nicki, Drake makes more but let's not act like this is a real life loss for Meek. It might fukk with him slightly that his girl is a bigger star, but that's a rich person problem, and one that we'd all kill to have.

Drake points out that Meek tweets a lot and calls him a snitch, which is him admitting that he has ghostwriters, and lets be clear, this isn't even close to the same thing as snitching, though I don't like the idea of putting another person's livelihood in jeopardy even if it's someone like Drake who is already filthy rich. 4 tracks have leaked since then showing Quentin Miller has written substantial amounts of music for Drake, anyone denying that doesn't understand hip-hop, songwriting, etc.

Meek questions Drake's credibility in the streets, which is pretty interchangeable with his credibility in hip-hop. We all know Drake has never had any credibility here, people were willing to overlook this because Drake makes some really good music, but now we find out that he may not have written a great deal of that.

Meek calls Drake out on Puffy smacking him and TI's boy pissing on him. Real life shyt here that hurts a man's pride and self-esteem. Retaliation against Puff could've possibly led to blackballing, and who knows what TI's boy is capable of, so I can understand why Drake didn't respond, with that said these are both inescapable losses, no way to spin this into any kind of W, these are both take ur L and keep moving situations if you're not about that life. We all know Drake is not.

But Drake is winning this hands down? Makes sense in 2015

Anyone who knows me can tell you that I prefer Drake's music to Meek's, and I'm from Philly, but being as objective as I can be, the charges Meek's levied against Drake SHOULD be far more damaging than what Drake's thrown at Meek. Sad state of affairs for hip-hop/rap.

Great response breh.

 

[nalej]

I've never seen brands use hiphop beef like this. shyt is crazy.

 

[MaxBundles]

The meek diss was better than charged up...charged up was boring as fukk, wit them dry ass jabs..."oh, he so clever the way he named it charged up and came so laid back"...no nikkas, he came laid back cuz he can't come no other way...this is beef nikka. That's the problem with you drake nikkas, you all like that passive aggressive, cynical, sarcastic bull shyt...but that shyt will get you slapped the fukk up in real life..."oh Drakes so clever" no he just gave pussies a place for shelter in hip hop temporarily, I don't give a shyt if he keep makin music and ya'll keep eatin his p*ssy, I NOW KNOW HIS SHYT IS SEPARATE FROM THE REAL SHYT I AM AND LOVE...facts

You said facts but ain't name no facts.
I don't care if you don't like Drake or not but yall hate making you blind to see that the Meek diss was straight trash. Shyt was more interludes than bars. Yall bringing up things like Drake a jew and he soft to get your point across but we talkin about hip hop, we talkin about the bars. Back To Back killed Meek and Meek had a week plus all the hoopla in his corner to deliver and he disappointed with that weak shyt

 

[ML29]

Bret on Instagram: “My son @blade11 showed me the feuding between @meekmill and @champagnepapi I'm glad to see a fellow Canadian walk away with the…”

 

[NYK Loyalist]

I don't listen to either of these guys at all so my opinion is completely objective

Drake won, I didn't care for Charged Up but Back To Back was pretty good and Meeks song was sloppy and incoherent. Meek needs another song

 

[T.he I.nformant]

Meek let hip-hop down brehs

 

[SNKRCain]

I fukk with the concept, but if flex low bit rate bombs are dropping more than your bars, its a problem

 

[CapitalOne]

Everybody picking on Meek

 

[The_Sheff]

I completely understand what wins. That's all part of the problem. Hip-hop was never meant to be commented on by the majority of the general public. That could be seen as a gift and a curse though, hip-hop's reached levels that people would've never dreamed of, but instead of being as impactful as it should, it's being softened up and dumbed down. Drake is the embodiment of this, not saying Drake's dumb by any means, he seems like he's highly intelligent, but that makes him even more of a culture vulture. At a time when innocent people are being killed by cops left and right, and the public is in dire need of a voice, a leader, we have Drake. In the 90s they had Pac and Nas. Now we got old white people and corporations chiming in on a conversation they have no place in. Hipsters and yuppy white women feel their opinion is as valid as a true hip-hop head in this discussion. I understand why Drake is viewed as winning right now, I'm just saying I don't agree with it and don't like what it represents on a larger scale.

How is it a problem though. Think of all the disses that people claim went hard.

Hit Em Up
No Vaseline
Ether
The Bridge Is Over
Takeover
Dre Day
Wanksta/Back Down
etc....

All of those had the elements i mentioned. Those artists didnt forget that in order for the diss to be effective the general public had to like it, be able to recite portions of it, and it had to be able to be blasted on the radio so the person getting dissed had to deal with that shyt on a daily basis. For Meek Mill to be a battle rapper and not get any of those portions right is a damn travesty. Its his fault he in this predicament. nikkas were waiting on him to drop a bomb on Drake and we could see what Meek could do when actually motivated and he dropped a huge turd. So even if people wanted to use this situation to speak on how Drake is watering down the culture and not really representing what the music is about they cant, because someone who was supposed to represent Hip Hop went out like a chump. That record is indefensible.

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Bret on Instagram: “My son @blade11 showed me the feuding between @meekmill and @champagnepapi I'm glad to see a fellow Canadian walk away with the…”

Even the hitman fukkin with the sojnd