The Philly rapper insists that Drake's not writing his own lyrics and mocks the Toronto star's 'Views' on his version of Fat Joe and Remy Ma's single.
- May 26, 2016
AceShowbiz -
Meek Mill is the latest rapper addressing his personal issue with a remix of "All the Way Up". Shortly after Jay-Z dropped his take on Fat Joe and Remy Ma's single, the Philly native reignites his beef with Drake on his own version, which he has just unveiled.
On his remix, featuring cameo from Fabolous, Meek mocks Drizzy's new album "Views" and insists that the Canadian spitter has a ghostwriter write his verses. "Views from the projects, n***a I'm the prospect," he raps at one point and adds, "This is hip-hop, you ain't write it don't record it/ I don't know how they getting down across the border."
The two rappers started feuding last summer, after Meek accused Drake of not doing his own lyrics on their collaboration "R.I.C.O." off his No. 1 album "Dreams Worth More Than Money". They threw shots at each other on multiple diss songs including Drake's "Back to Back" and "Charged Up", and Meek's poorly-reviewed "Wanna Know".
Meek's "All the Way Up" came just a day after the original's official remix arrived via Tidal, featuring Jay-Z's response to his wife Beyonce Knowles' "Lemonade". Over the Edsclusive production, Hov raps, "You know you made it when the fact your marriage made it is worth millions/ Lemonade is a popular drink and it still is."
He also brags about spoiling their child Blue Ivy and name-drops Prince. "Until our babies showered in gold, n***a/ Blue lookin' like Pac in the tub/ David LaChapelle levels of not giving a f**k/ Prince left his masters where they safe and sound/ We never gon' let the elevator take us down," he continues.
