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

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I don't think Meek's song was trash, it wasn't great but it wasn't that horrible. And so many people considered Nas the winner cause the odds were against him, hip-hop's always embraced the underdog, until now. I know Meek started this whole thing, but you'd still think he'd have more supporters just off the strength that his backs against the wall, if Drake's rap career ended he'd move right back into acting, he's set for life no matter what. Meek really came from nothing, he really was a broke, dirty dude running with grimy dudes who had little choice other than to sell drugs if they wanted a better life. He embodies what so many people were and what they aspire to be, and even most of these people aren't standing by him, cause it's not the popular thing to do. Chicks, old white people, and corporate America are swaying public opinion in such a way that Pac and Big must be rolling in their graves, and Jay, Nas, all the old school really from the street legends must be heartbroken that their culture has turned into this.

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& people wonder why there is never any rap beef anymore, it's no longer about rap, it's about whose media presence will overwhelm the other. I'm watching my TL like literally ALL of you have the exact same opinion on this? :francis: We couldn't even unanimously agree that iggy was trash when she first came out lol

Social media made it the 'in' thing to bash meek & his track because drake is the bigger, more popular artist. And there's nikkas that are literally saying, 'I haven't heard the track but my whole TL says it's trash and Drake won so it must be true.' Then they retweet a whole bunch of meek memes and corporate diss tweets.

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JayZ media presence was the same. Why do you think he came up to the radio station the day ether was being battled?
 

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You aren't the underdog when you start shyt for no reason

It's not Meek fault that he had to find out what we already knew about him.

He's a product of the MMG wave people fukk with him for a song or two but he doesn't really have a true dedicated Fanbase like Drake, Cole, Kendrick
Exactly. Meek wasn't an under dog because his girl is very famous and Drake haters were rooting for him
 

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Everybody picking on Meek:mjlol:


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How can you ignore the fact that Meeks song is :trash:?

A battle is always about who's more witty and who makes the better music

Takeover was more factual than Ether but everyone still looks at Ether as the thing that was best in that beef

No it wasnt. But if we're talking about Jay vs. Nas that was a beef that wasn't fought by corporate america but settled on wax as it should be. White Castle tweeting on Drake's behalf tells u all u need to know about hip hop in 2015 :mjlol:
 

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I don't think Meek's song was trash, it wasn't great but it wasn't that horrible. And so many people considered Nas the winner cause the odds were against him, hip-hop's always embraced the underdog, until now. I know Meek started this whole thing, but you'd still think he'd have more supporters just off the strength that his backs against the wall, if Drake's rap career ended he'd move right back into acting, he's set for life no matter what. Meek really came from nothing, he really was a broke, dirty dude running with grimy dudes who had little choice other than to sell drugs if they wanted a better life. He embodies what so many people were and what they aspire to be, and even most of these people aren't standing by him, cause it's not the popular thing to do. Chicks, old white people, and corporate America are swaying public opinion in such a way that Pac and Big must be rolling in their graves, and Jay, Nas, all the old school really from the street legends must be heartbroken that their culture has turned into this.
You really think it's just females and old white people clowning Meek?

Do you have social media? :russ: Black Twitter in general has been clowning Meek for days.
 

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No it wasnt. But if we're talking about Jay vs. Nas that was a beef that wasn't fought by corporate america but settled on wax as it should be. White Castle tweeting on Drake's behalf tells u all u need to know about hip hop in 2015 :mjlol:
Those companies are just trying to get free advertising

Yall know that, yall just rather keep running with that narrative

This battle was settled on wax
 

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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.

What does any of that have to do with Meek droppin a weak ass response :dead:
 

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You aren't the underdog when you start shyt for no reason

It's not Meek fault that he had to find out what we already knew about him.

He's a product of the MMG wave people fukk with him for a song or two but he doesn't really have a true dedicated Fanbase like Drake, Cole, Kendrick


It's still a sign of the times man, Nas' fan base was no where near Jay's, but people embraced him largely because of his underdog status. Ether was a bomb, but so was Takeover. Nothing here is even close to that level. Charged Up is mediocre and Back to Back is slightly better than that, nothing that should have people coming down on Meek like this right now. But people need to be told how to think, so when they see chicks, the media, and big business all embracing Drake like this they just consider it the cool thing to do so they ride the wave. Jay went corporate, and is definitely a sell out, but in '01 when that shyt popped off corporate America hadn't embraced rap like it has been forced to now, so Jay was on his own at that point. He had pull at Hot 97, and other rap stations but not enough to clown Nas like what's being done to Meek right now.
 

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Read the rest of my post, and my last sentence.

Also all of those tracks were from credible artists, and were judged by a credible audience. This is far from that.

They were judged by the same audience that's judging this one. You thought people were diving deep into those disses and beefs to determine a winner but they weren't. Most people were judging them by the same criteria I listed.

You do realize one of those disses was by Dre right? Someone who has no more credibility as a writer than Drake.
 
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