And yet, neither вЂњBack to BackвЂќ nor вЂњCharged UpвЂќ are all that vicious-theyвЂ™re both just solid. As soon as Meek gained a bit of momentum by playing Toronto, Drake struck again with вЂњBack to BackвЂќ and put Meek on the ropes. Instead he casually released вЂњCharged UpвЂќ on OVO SOUND-the perfect promotion for his new radio show. Drake also didnвЂ™t overreact to MeekвЂ™s initial tweets, nor did he overpromise. In the midst of this beef, Drake released вЂњHotline BlingвЂќ-a song superior to most of the cuts on MeekвЂ™s album. YouвЂ™re better off reading rhymes MeekвЂ™s fans wroteВ for diss songs and just imagining Meek rapping them.Дrake, on the other hand, has been moving with ease and guile. Reading through the lyrics you might discover some of the better lines, but it hardly matters when the song is practically unlistenable thanks to MeekвЂ™s garbled delivery. But even the latter is a wasted opportunity, itвЂ™s a story too good to just be just thrown out in the closing seconds. They're the sinister beat produced by JahlilВ Beats (andВ Swizz Beatz, apparently) that masterfully flips the Undertaker's entrance music, and the already infamous anecdote that Drake got peed on by someone in T.I.вЂ™s crew. The best parts of the song aren't any of the rhymes, either. When he did deliver a diss record nine days after starting a feud, the song felt haphazard and disjointed with more skits than memorable lines. He promised heвЂ™d get in the studio to record a Drake diss.Дoes any of this sound like the moves of a guy with a plan? Played an ultimately inconsequential show in Toronto. He dissed Drake on stage but didnвЂ™t rap about him. He responded to DrakeвЂ™s вЂњCharged UpвЂќ with tweets instead of bars.

Since his infamous tweet, hereвЂ™s a play by play of MeekвЂ™s moves: The only thing more puzzling than MeekвЂ™s reasoning for dissing Drake is that he seemingly didnвЂ™t have any bars, much less an actual song, about Drake already in the bag when he opted to ignite a feud. Around the time he probably realized Future made the album he should have, Meek started a beef by revealing Drake uses ghostwriters because-and this cannot be overstated-Drake didnвЂ™t tweet a link to his album. He got out jail, he started dating his dream girl, Nicki Minaj, and just a few weeks ago he scored his first No. Since then, things have gone remarkably well for him. About a year ago, Meek Mill was sitting in a jail cell after having his probation revoked. But thereвЂ™s a better reason for Drake to laugh: He knows heвЂ™s winning and itвЂ™s because Meek is beating himself. WeвЂ™re laughing, too, because the GIFs, memes, and Twitter reactions to MeekвЂ™s song are simply way more entertaining than the song itself.

Did it really take Meek all week to record this? Why did the guy who's known for screaming suddenly start mumbling? If Meek came up as a battle rapper in Philly, shouldnвЂ™t he be better at diss records? While we were all left scratching our heads, Drake Instagramed a photo of himself laughing. By now youвЂ™ve undoubtedly heard, and been underwhelmed by, Meek MillвЂ™s Drake diss song, вЂњWanna Know.вЂќ And yes, thereвЂ™s a lot of things we wanna know.

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