- Aug 30, 2015
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This. Even tho I think they both suck
**Official Meek Mill Thread****Dreamchasers IV Out Now**
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And on top of that he's just now hopping on back to back. SMH.
- Jan 29, 2013
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that new meek mill album was way better than that seinfeld concept album but i'll let yall cook
jump out the face was better than everything on that wale album
jump out the face was better than everything on that wale album
- Jun 1, 2011
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Pusha t is not putting a stop to drake
The reason no one cares about the reference tracks or is saying anything is because all the top rappers recorded ref tracks themselves due to then being credited writers and ghost writers. why would they **** on the people who came to them for business. You know how many songs jay z and nas have wrote for people? You know biggie penned a few verses. Meek tried to expose an industry secret that wasn't really a secret to them and made his dumb *** look all alone
The main reason the exposure of reference tracks didn't amount to anything is cause for awhile now, a culture has been created where things like that don't matter anymore, especially to fans. Rick Ross as a CO, Plies getting thrown off stage like a toddler, Lil Wa_n_ tonguing a guy who he calls his daddy, Drake getting pee'd on, and Drake's reference tracks, all things that would be been brutal and damaging as late as 2005, just doesn't resonate with the current rap climate.
Also, bouncing ideas from each other like Rocafella/Wu-Tang is not at all the same as being handed a pre-made template of the song you're about to make.
- Nov 2, 2006
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So MEEK is performing at Power House tonite in NY ( or Philly, not sure)
Yall think we get a new diss track tonight?
its Meek the pumpfaker, so prolly not
Yall think we get a new diss track tonight?
its Meek the pumpfaker, so prolly not
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- Jan 7, 2003
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Wale has the best sports references to me, so, it does not suck. I don't care what you say. Wale is one of the last of a dying breed. He's versatile. Can rhyme on any beat. List me a better verse, than that. If not, shush up.
- Mar 13, 2014
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This is Meek we're talking about here. No way in hell he want a war of words with Wale. I slick wish he would though because I would love to hear Wale make a diss track.
comptonprince
Banned
- Dec 26, 2014
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I want Wale to wash Meek so bad...
- Jan 7, 2003
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Wale will wash Meek. Wale probably gave Meek a pair of hand-me-down sneakers. Tried to root for Meek but, it's laughable, he attacked Wale, but avoided combat with Future. I think Wale could whoop meek in slapboxing/fist fight, too.
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Proposition Joe
formerly rollinwithangel
- Oct 5, 2012
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Better than hov?
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- Feb 29, 2004
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It won't happen. Not unless Wale or Meek leaves MMG and Ross ain't letting that fly no time soon. These ****** will be hugged up on IG and doing a Breakfast Club interview with Rozay in a week.
- Preciate it.
- Preciate it.
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Drake is more or less untouchable. The only person that could successfully launch an attack would be Jay-Z, but then it would become us old guys that grew up on Jay vs the Youngns who have grown up with Drake.
Jay-Z run from 96-03 was amazing. But popularity wise it's more of a 98-03 run, Drake has been on his run since 09. He has a huge fan base and can get the corporate offices involved in his beefs to silence competition and to promote his ****. The only person on that level is Jay. Kanye doesn't really rock with that side too heavy because he's an emotional loose cannon and can be a liability if it's not fashion related. He's not doing the business deals Jay is doin and Drake is beginning to.
Even if Kendrick or Cole came at Drake they would fail on the larger scale. Musically they both could hold their own but in the general public it would just become progressive hip-hop fans vs those living in the moment and Drake has proven time again that he has consumers that will support his work wheather it's great (Take Care) or mediocre (WATTBA).
As far as the reference tracks, Kanye is on Jay's movie (Fade To Black) delivering "Lucifer" with beat, hook, and bridge. And it seems as if it was Ye's song at some point, we just collectively looked the other way. Meek should've realized that all the consumer gets is the final product. I'm not gonna like a song any more or less depending on who wrote it. I can discredit an artist to a degree but if the music is good Can you make yourself not like it?
I still **** with Meek but he's actin like a lil ***** right now. Word to O-Dog. But my support for him cannot force me to act as if "Wanna Know" wasn't garbage, or both his albums are no good.
"Charged Up" was corny. "Back To Back" was better but not by much, but when you have THAT many people behind you its kinda hard to lose to a guy who's own crew won't be honest with him.
Meek just needs to stop counting his money and make good music because he hasn't done that consistently since DC1 foreal.
Jay-Z run from 96-03 was amazing. But popularity wise it's more of a 98-03 run, Drake has been on his run since 09. He has a huge fan base and can get the corporate offices involved in his beefs to silence competition and to promote his ****. The only person on that level is Jay. Kanye doesn't really rock with that side too heavy because he's an emotional loose cannon and can be a liability if it's not fashion related. He's not doing the business deals Jay is doin and Drake is beginning to.
Even if Kendrick or Cole came at Drake they would fail on the larger scale. Musically they both could hold their own but in the general public it would just become progressive hip-hop fans vs those living in the moment and Drake has proven time again that he has consumers that will support his work wheather it's great (Take Care) or mediocre (WATTBA).
As far as the reference tracks, Kanye is on Jay's movie (Fade To Black) delivering "Lucifer" with beat, hook, and bridge. And it seems as if it was Ye's song at some point, we just collectively looked the other way. Meek should've realized that all the consumer gets is the final product. I'm not gonna like a song any more or less depending on who wrote it. I can discredit an artist to a degree but if the music is good Can you make yourself not like it?
I still **** with Meek but he's actin like a lil ***** right now. Word to O-Dog. But my support for him cannot force me to act as if "Wanna Know" wasn't garbage, or both his albums are no good.
"Charged Up" was corny. "Back To Back" was better but not by much, but when you have THAT many people behind you its kinda hard to lose to a guy who's own crew won't be honest with him.
Meek just needs to stop counting his money and make good music because he hasn't done that consistently since DC1 foreal.
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That white Jewish privilege.
EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
- Apr 3, 2012
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Meek is so damn emotional
Wale talked some truth in the interview
Wale talked some truth in the interview
- Jan 7, 2003
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To specify*, amongst newer rappers, he's top 3, with sports references.
- Aug 14, 2014
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Meek just jealous of Wale's braids.
EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
- Apr 3, 2012
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
- Dec 25, 2012
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I eff with Meek but Wale is a better rapper by far....
- Jun 21, 2005
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Meek took a L because he "exposed" Drake only after he didn't promote his album. Which is why he's just as fake as all these "clown" rappers he's now dissing.
We know damn well if Drake had promoted Meek's album he wouldn't have said a thing about ghostwriting and this beef would've never happened. Then after he basically called him out for being a fraud he backed it up with weak *** bars a week later.
Meek got himself into this situation by being emotional. Same way he went on a (false) rant last time about Wale not promoting his album. Dude is worse than a female on her period.
Meek is a perfect example of someone who think they're "a real street n" because of their address. There's plenty of BANs from the hood and he's one of em.
We know damn well if Drake had promoted Meek's album he wouldn't have said a thing about ghostwriting and this beef would've never happened. Then after he basically called him out for being a fraud he backed it up with weak *** bars a week later.
Meek got himself into this situation by being emotional. Same way he went on a (false) rant last time about Wale not promoting his album. Dude is worse than a female on her period.
Meek is a perfect example of someone who think they're "a real street n" because of their address. There's plenty of BANs from the hood and he's one of em.
EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
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I was just disappointed Meek didn't have a gameplan to diss Drake
Him and Flex were hyping that they were gonna make a Hit Em Up type of ether and it wasn't even close
And Wale talked some truth and Meek posted some real dumb stuff on IG, saying "Thats why u cant get my number" and "HE NOT MMG" when Meek doesn't even make the main decisions. Hell, Ross made him delete that bish-made post
Nicki prolly got to Meek's head, Meek fell off since Dreamchasers II smh
- Mar 28, 2009
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This was the worst part about the whole thing. I really hyped it up myself. I was like damn he gonna kill drake...
Then after the whole fiasco I had really evaluate myself like how did I believe a dude named "koon philly"
on Twitter and even hype myself up to believe MEEK MILL could make some dope track...we really played ourselves can't be mad at meek
- Apr 2, 2007
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I like how Meek was quick to get back at Wale...And let the Drake ride on him for 2 days. (lol)
Picking his battles.
Picking his battles.
EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
- Apr 3, 2012
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Or he learned his lesson to respond quicker
But he still took the L for this. He just exposed himself even more as a emotional bish who lacks comprehension and hindsight. It doesn't help that he has a company of yes men.
