"Meek Mill, what have you done for the city. He donated to the school, THAT WAS DRIZZY."
"Meek Mill, what have you done for the city. He shined light on my nikka p*ssy THAT WAS DRIZZY."
Meek mill shook from undertaker..thinking wwe is realler then mill took wanna know down
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"Meek Mill, what have you done for the city. He donated to the school, THAT WAS DRIZZY."
"Meek Mill, what have you done for the city. He shined light on my nikka p*ssy THAT WAS DRIZZY."
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Meeks in the mist of his best selling album, a decent sized tour, the most buzz he's ever had, and is currently fukking the chick Aubrey beein lusting about basically since he got on cash money...
He took some lumps in this beef...but an L...it must be tucked under the fake ass of the woman drake been pining for...because i can't find it
knickscrusaderm
lead by example
He shouldn't have brought them philly nikkas into it. Drake was enough last thing he needed was real killers on his head. 
That fake signing ended up benefitting Drake in a huge way. As phony as that nikka is, he's smart.
I was thoroughly entertained tho
That fake signing ended up benefitting Drake in a huge way. As phony as that nikka is, he's smart.I was thoroughly entertained tho
MaxBundles
Veteran
Exactly, you're anti Drake which clouded your opinion from the beginning. But yall can come up with any excuse you want. It's over, he got bodied by a singing nikkaIt's supposed to. Drake is one of the biggest pop stars in the world. We giving Drake credit for doing what he's supposed to do now?
Fact is, Drake will never be looked the same again. I was never a Meek stan to begin with. fukked with his tapes, but not his albums. I'm anti Drake, not pro Meek :okthen:
I did cop DWMTM just to support though :smugcud:
Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
obligated gif;
onelastdeath
Banned
No opinion needed in this situation because the minute those ref tracks got exposed, Drake relinquished his credibility. Unlike other dikkriding fakkits that I wont name, I dont stick to the status quo. Im not going to bump B2B just because it was a response or take it seriously just because its Drake. Im not changing my requirements for rap for anyone. Im not sure he wrote it, so Meek wins my default, plus he did Hip Hop a service by letting us know whats really good.Exactly, you're anti Drake which clouded your opinion from the beginning. But yall can come up with any excuse you want. It's over, he got bodied by a singing nikka
Shame too, because I was ready to buy VFt6
Diddly Drogba
Superstar
cannot listen to this song and enjoy it the way i used to!!
'he kept talking and he is a been that nikka'
how shyt has flipped!!
speaking of ross,where was ross to put a muzzle on this fool!!
too late now!!
Drama playing him the reference track was supposed to calm him down.
Jen The Prude
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Drake donated to Meek's school and Meek hasn't?
Drake Donates Recording Studio To Philadelphia High School: 'I Want To See You Succeed'
Mar 11, 2015 | Updated Mar 16, 2015
- KATHY MATHESON The Huffington Post
Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A troubled city high school has finally heard the sound of music coming from a recording studio donated by Drake after a monthslong search for a teacher to run it.
The Grammy-winning rapper gave $75,000 to help create the space at Strawberry Mansion High School, district officials said. Drake, a 28-year-old Toronto native, has said he was deeply affected by a news report on the challenges faced by the Philadelphia students.
Although the studio was finished last summer, Principal Linda Cliatt-Wayman said budget problems and the school's reputation for violence made it hard to find an instructor. At long last, part-time music teacher Ben Diamond arrived in early February.
"We thought we were going to be ready to go in September. They've been dying to get in" to the studio, Wayman said of the students.
Drake became involved after ABC News aired a program focusing on Wayman's tough-love efforts to improve the school, which serves one of the city's poorest and most dangerous neighborhoods. Campus assaults have dropped dramatically since Wayman arrived two years ago, but academics and resources remain a struggle. Less than a quarter of Strawberry Mansion students perform at grade level in math and reading.
When Drake came to Philadelphia during a concert tour in October 2013, he invited members of the school community to a private gathering before the show. There, he surprised them by announcing the gift.
"This is about you. This is about your principal. This is about your future," Drake said as his guests screamed with joy. "I love you. I care about you. I want to see you succeed."
Building the studio meant purchasing new keyboards, acoustical accessories and other equipment, plus cleaning and painting long-disused sound booths at Strawberry Mansion. Members of Drake's crew completed the work over the summer, according to Wayman.
Yet the gear sat untouched throughout the fall, she said. And when Diamond finally began teaching studio production last month, interest was lukewarm - until Wayman used the school's public address system to broadcast the debut song recorded in the facility.
That made students realize the long-rumored equipment actually existed, she said. About 50 teens signed up.
"You have to prove everything to them," said Wayman. "So many people disappoint them."
Josiah Showell, a junior who specializes in beats, teamed up with freshman Zalmir Deputy on keyboards and senior rapper Jerrick Fripps to record a tune within days of first entering the studio.
Previously, Showell had only composed music on his phone - and he never shared the tracks with anyone. But, he said, "the studio inspired me to bring out the love of music that I have inside me."
"Without the studio, no one would still know I do music," said Showell, 17.
The equipment isn't fancy or expensive, nor was it intended to be, according to Wayman. It offers basic music technology and guidance to a population that might not otherwise have access to it.
"Many of them don't have very many other reasons to be excited about coming to school," Diamond said. "To be able to give them an outlet for things they want to express is very special."
Deputy, 15, thanked Drake for his generosity and hopes the performer might visit one day.
"I really appreciate it ... because this is what we needed," Deputy said.
Representatives for Drake, whose new album "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" came out Feb. 13, did not return requests for comment. The rapper is also featured on the song "Amen" by Strawberry Mansion alum Meek Mill.
MaxBundles
Veteran
Trust, Views From The 6 gonna go platinum whether you buy it or not. Sound....No opinion needed in this situation because the minute those ref tracks got exposed, Drake relinquished his credibility. Unlike other dikkriding fakkits that I wont name, I dont stick to the status quo. Im not going to bump B2B just because it was a response or take it seriously just because its Drake. Im not changing my requirements for rap for anyone. Im not sure he wrote it, so Meek wins my default, plus he did Hip Hop a service by letting us know whats really good.
Shame too, because I was ready to buy VFt6
darealvelle
Real Talk
meek admitted defeat i see
PhonZhi
Veteran
Underrated post and the truth. Drake himself didnt kill shyt