RIP meek mill

[Philly]

consensus on the internet would be that Drake won. Neither Wanna Know nor Back to Back are fire, but as you said, you were watching Blues Clues when Jay and Nas were setting the gold standard for diss songs so I guess you have your own context.

[The Comrade]

[Philly]

You got twitter memes. Drake has been exposed for using a ghostwriter. As I said, it won't hurt Drake among his fanbase cause he's the Taylor Swift of rap, but Meek did what he had to do and will only benefit from it.

[The Comrade]

[Philly]

Back to Back was objectively not fire. It was a standard diss track, the second one Drake put out because Charged Up was pathetically impotent. Maybe this is the first rap beef you've witnessed? But the real twisting of the knife in Meek's song is the Quentin Miller sample. Using a ghostwriter is objectively and universally the lamest thing a rapper can do. Only dude to ever get a pass on it was Dr. Dre, and that's cause if he wants to use ghostwritten verses in order to bring us the beats on the Chronic and 2001 we will damn sure shut the f**k up and like it.

[The Comrade]

[Philly]

You understand he never had a chance to win the popularity contest on this one right? The majority of Drakes fans are not hip hop fans, and therefor have never listened to Meek Mill and are pre-programmed to like the guy they already know. He will benefit from it among hip hop fans cause he exposed one of the most famous rappers in the game today for using ghostwriting, which is as frowned upon as a stand up comedian stealing jokes.

[The Comrade]

[The Comrade]

[Philly]

The evidence is in the track itself. Right after "If you ain't write that runnin through six shit/Tell us who was Quintin runnin through the six with?" it cuts to Quintin Miller's reference track for the song.