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Meek Mill NEEDS To Stop!!!

This week Meek Mill ATTACKED Drake during his performance on the Pinkprint tour with Nicki Minaj, but let’s be real Meek Mill NEEDS To Stop!

Meek decided to FIRE SHOTS at Drizzy Drake in Virginia Wednesday night as part of Nicki’s “PinkPrint Tour” BLASTING the OVO rapper for NOT writing his own lyrics. Even though it’s a know thing in the music industry that all rappers have ghost writers (Meek included) it was out of line that he said that.

Meek showed how unprofessional he truly is, leaking:

“Shout out to Drake. Let him be great in all the motherfucking lanes he great in. But I’m gon’ still be the realist nigga in this bitch!”

But it was one comment in particular that caught everyone’s attention on radio personality Paris Nicole post and that was of accused ghostwriter Quentin Miller.

Miller didn’t take kind to Meek’s remark so he decided to break his silence by posting the following comment:

“He ain have to put our biz out there still tho. That’s bad business.”

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Shortly after Meek Mill came for Drake, her apologized for his outburst to Nicki’s friend and labelmate.

He must have really pissed off Nicki Minaj with his Drake-bashing, because he gave her a very public apology, and sorta back pedaled off his Drake hate.

Meek and Nicki were performing Wednesday night in Virginia when he gave her a “special apology” for absolutely ripping apart her BFF Drake … claiming he doesn’t write his own rhymes.

His apology was NOT complete sincere because Meek then added he was “upset as a fan” that Drake’s verse on his album was written by someone else, according to Meek.

The Drake controversy ratcheted up a notch late Wednesday, when Funkmaster Flex leaked a Drake song, “10 Bands,” allegedly being performed by the guy who ghost wrote it. It’s part of the business and some of the BEST songs in music history are written by ghost writers.

Flex thought he’d stir the pot like one of the Real Housewives of New York throwing gasoline on the fire Meek started by accusing Drake of not writing his own raps.

Do you think Meek was truly sorry for his Anti-Drake Rant?

Are you buying it or are you fooled?

Thoughts?