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Meek Mill decided he was not going to play on social media with rapper The Games after he released his diss record, 92 bars. The Philly MC works with Beanie Siegel, and they both went hard on The Game in the diss track, OOOUUU" record.

       Please don’t bring me out of retirement. I’m putting them Fatigues back on for my city ! Straighten up or get straightened out.

               

Omelly also drags The Game past into the conversation as he called him a stripper, and delivered lines like;

you had a thong up your a**, male hooker for dollars.

Meek Mill also brought fire to the record, and unlike his first response to Drake, Meek went real hard on The Game, and he delivered lines like;

Durk checked you, Thug sonned you/Fif dropped you, Mac warned you. 

G-A-M-E, please don't tempt me/Four pound with the lemon squeeze like Simply

Comin' down Sunset, I'm not done yet/I've been to Bompton, you don't run that/Shout out to YG, where my bloods at?/Call my eses, where them guns at? 

Promo your album they got you making up stories, ni**a/Stripper to rapper, rapper to stripper you corny, ni**a

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Drake is not letting go with his beef with Philadelphia rapper, Meek Mill. Talking about Philadephia, Drake was in Meek Mill city during his summer sixteen tours, and decided to throw some shots at Meek Mill.

                  

The show was held at the Wells Fargo Center centre, and Drizzy decided to change some of his back to back lyrics once more, he said; 

 “I did another one,” he bragged. “I did another one / I even did this shit in Philly, man, I never run.”

After the music stops, Drake did not m he said; 

   “Just remember,” he told Meek. “When you watch that video over and over tonight, it’s not about your city. I love your city. You did that shit to your motherfu**in’ self, boy.”

Later in his concert, Drake also changed the lyrics on "Still here"; “Me and all my ni**as doing well,” he rapped. “Man, you not really from Philly and they can tell, ni**a.”

While the crowd cheers for Drake while he enjoys himself, some of Dreamchasers affiliates released some videos where they appeared to be mocking Drake and standing outside of where the concert was happening. The outside gate was locked and police, and some of the hood boys were outside the gate, but nobody would come out, and then Meek Mill also responded with a post on his Instagram, which he has since deleted;

 “When u run out the backdoor wit 12 and use the ‘old man’ to save you, I’m done. You had Philadelphia swat with you. Ima go ahead and hang it up with these suckas! Had y’all tucked back in there for hrs lol. #stillrunning. I only came to talk lol.

He later changed the Instagram caption with this:

                     

But the concert was not about Meek Mill only, Drake brought out Lil Wayne is marking yet another big “Summer Sixteen Tour” guest following the likes of Kanye West and Eminem.

Nicki Minaj has playfully debunked rumour that things are not so good between herself and Meek Mill. According to paparazzi reports, Meek Mill has asked that Nicki stays in his home while he serves time in his house for parole violation in Philadelphia, but Nicki has said that he can't do that, as she can't put her life on hold, and paparazzi are suggesting that this is causing a lot of rift between Nicki and her beau.

                         

Fighting back against the rumour this week, Nicki Minaj posted on Twitter saying, “S/o to these fake stories,”  “who’s ready for the show tomorrow?”

     

 

Drake has announced he will be dropping his new album, "View from the 6" sometime in April his Beats 1 show OVO Sound Radio. After his announcement, Drake later went on to premier his first track of the track of the album, Summer Sixteen.

                     

The track produced by his long time producer, Noah “40” Shebib and Boi-1da see the Canadian rapper throwing a shade at President Obama for his recent comment on who was a better rapper between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Obama had said he preferred Kendrick Lamar, causing Drake to send out these lines.

To do what you couldn’t do / Tell Obama that my verses are like the whips at the end, they bulletproof.

Listen to Drake -Summer Sixteen here

Then he decided to reply Meek Mill also in the same song. Meek Mill had recently dissed Drake when he released Dreamchasers 4 EP. Meek Mill in his second track "Im Da Plug Freestyle" replied Drake famous line in Back to Back, "Is that your girl tour or a world tour" with Meek Mill repeating the line and letting Drake know he rakes in 100,000K/tour.

Was that my girl’s tour or the world tour? / I do not know what you p***y n***as goin’ for / This that hundred K a night when you perform tour / Swimmin’ in that good p***y while you’re on tour, oh!” 

Drake responded with:

I let the diss record drop, you were standing right below me, nigga / We must have played it a hundred times, you was going to bed / Why would I put on a vest I expect you to aim for the head / I coulda killed you the first time / You don’t have to try and say it louder nigga, trust me heard you the first time,” 

Kanye West is not spared from the diss after Drake compared his pool to Yeezy's pool.

 I used to wanna be on Roc-A-Fella then I turned into Jay / Now I got a house in L.A., now I got a bigger pool than ‘Ye / And look, man, ‘Ye’s pool is nice, mine’s just bigger is what I’m sayin’,

And the end of track ended with DJ Khaled in his yelling tone;

 “They don’t want us to have a bigger pool than Kanye!”

Off his last year album, "Dream worth more than money", Meek Mill has dropped the video for the 5th track of the album, The Trillest. The song undeniably is a song to love on the album as it shows a raging Meek Mill spitting fire on the MIC.

                  

The video shows Meek Mill with his fiancee, Nicki Minaj, the Dreamchasers gang and his friend, Rich Homie Quan.

Watch The Trillest here