Meek Mill and 50 Cent Exchange Blows On Instagram

While its been no secret of Rick Ross and 50 Cent's beef things got a little interesting over the weekend when Meek Mill dropped a mixtape. In a recent tracked, "Gave 'Em Hope", the artist raps:

"You know the game, if you cosign a rat, you forever a rat
We were never with that /
You tried to go ‘Money’ May with that paper, but now you in debt cause you never were that"

Without doubt it didn't take long for Fif to respond, and oddly enough, on the same platform Meek criticized him for "poppin' off" on -- Instagram. Fif wrote, 

"LMAO Hey shit head, your career is over already.you better focus on getting Nikki pregnant so you can at least get child support girl," 50 wrote, captioning a photo of the famous poop emoji with Meek's face plastered onto it.

A photo posted by 50 Cent (@50cent) on Jan 17, 2016 at 11:00am PST

Meek shot back to Fif much quicker this time than he did to Drake by saying,

"U pop shit on social media 24/7 ... U never in the places everybody b at.... The whole queens say you a rat.... Ross baby mom hit you for that check you sick .... Ross finished you "career over? How dare you speak on that? .... All you artist that came under you broke" ya son hate you smfh!", before criticizing 50's vodka, his excessive internet use, his frequent attacks on Puff Daddy and Jay Z, and calling him "miserable".

...and to no ones surprise Fif dedicated relentlessly shot after shot at Meek Mill on his Instagram with various Meme's. LOL

Meanwhile Irv Gotti steps smack in the middle of the beef and begins to defend Meek Mill by saying:

ForeverMeah says... I mean he did start it tho. Check out 50's IG for more laughs. 

I Guess when your a 💩head, you forget things or change your mind because there's so much 💩going on in your Head. #FRIGO #SMSAUDIO

A photo posted by 50 Cent (@50cent) on Jan 18, 2016 at 9:45am PST

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Did Meek Mill diss Drake again in the Dreamchasers 4 snippet?

"hold up wait a minute ya thought i was finished" - Meek Mill

Did Meek Mill diss Drake again in the "Dreamchasers 4" snippet?

A snippet from Meek's Dreamchasers 4 mixtape has leaked, and in it, +MeekMill seems to be rehashing his ghostwriting beef with Drake. 

As we all know this hasn't been the best year for Meek Mill. What started out as him winning the heart of his dreamgirl has somehow turned into a nightmare. With ongoing beef with Drake, and pending criminal charges its fair to say he is having the worst year ever. 

The snippet that's circulating the internet doesn't have Meek mentioning +Drake's name outright, however he does up the ante with a threat of violence: 

"When I was saying shit about the rhymes you ain't wrote, I can't wait until we run into ya, I'ma put a gun in ya.

Take a listen below. Stay tuned for Dreamchasers 4.

(source)

[via Complex]

ForeverMeah says... I don't think it was a good idea for him to threaten physical harm to Drake for ending his career via a diss track. This snippet alone spikes the age-old question... 

Where's the bars, Meek?

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King Pusha Speaks On Birdman Not Paying Lil Wayne; Dake vs. Meek

Pusha T, the newly assigned president of G.O.O.D. Music, has begun celebrating his inauguration with the release of a new song called “Untouchable.” Which sparked the debate - "Who's Pusha talking about?" - Here is the main lines in question:

“I’m aiming for the moguls/ Why y’all n—as aiming at the locals?/ And rap n—as broke like them, they’re mere hopeful/ Still wishing on a star/ The last one to find out that Baby owns the cars.”

Leaving many to speculate - Is he talking about Birdman? 

In a recent interview (below) Pusha dropped his 2-cents on the Birdman/Lil Wayne situation:

"It's corny - If you steal something and you stealing something contractually. That's like the lowest form of a thief - its like a cat -burglar.  

It's not even respectable in no way shape or form. We don't respect that. 

I ain't respect Baby in long time"

But wait, Pusha's not finished. He also dropped some jewels on the infamous Drake vs. Meek Mill beef:

"I don’t know what to actually think of it. I just feel like the principles of 2002 aren’t the principles of 2015. You know? I listen to both, I listen to both Meek music, I listen to Drake music, both, you know. I don’t know, I just watched how people handled it, and I watched how the media handled it, and I just have to say that—you don’t crucify people who didn’t lie to you. And I sort of feel like people tried to crucify Meek, but he didn’t lie." (source)

ForeverMeah says... 

(first thought that came to my head) "I ain't just up here, rappin' and tappin' / Spittin' and skittin' and shit, naw, not me / I'm not you, I'm not you rapper, I'm not you" -Pusha

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The Weeknd Opens Up In Interview with Rolling Stones - @forevermeah

My sister is a huge fan of the Ethiopian kid from Toronto Abel Tesfaye but some may only know him as the Weeknd. He recently sat with +Rolling Stone in the midst is at a rehearsal for Later...With Jools Holland, the BBC music show. Here's a few excerpts from the interview:

The Weeknd on having a long career - 
"We live in an era when everything is so excessive, I think it's refreshing for everybody to be like, 'Who the fuck is this guy?'" Tesfaye says. "I think that's why my career is going to be so long: Because I haven't given people everything."

The Weeknd on not being what people expect -
"When people meet me, they say that I'm really kind — contrary to a lot of my music."

The Weeknd on changing the culture-
"People tell me I'm changing the culture," he says. "I already can't turn on the radio. I think I'm gonna drop one more album, one more powerful body of work, then take a little break — go to Tokyo or Ethiopia or some shit."

The Weeknd on being fancy-
"I just started being fancy, to be honest," he says. "Like, I just started learning how to pronounce what I'm wearing." He imitates a snooty shopgirl: "'It's not Bal-mane, it's Bal-mahn.' 'Oh, sorry!'"

The Weeknd on when he first started recording -
"I was everything an R&B singer wasn't," he says. "I wasn't in shape. I wasn't a pretty boy. I was awkward as fuck. I didn't like the way I looked in pictures — when I saw myself on a digital camera, I was like, 'Eesh.'" 

The Weeknd on his earlier music and Drake not feeling him -
He and his crew posted three songs on YouTube and started spamming their friends on Facebook, then watched the play counts slowly climb. "I don't know how many it actually was, but it felt like a million," Tesfaye says. "Five hundred plays? Holy shit!" Toronto being a small town in some ways, the songs were heard by Drake's manager, Oliver El-Khatib, who posted them to the OVO blog, where they promptly blew up. "Apparently, Drake wasn't even fucking with it at first," Tesfaye says today. "Oliver was the one vouching for me."

The Weeknd on why he declined interviews -
"Me not finishing school — in my head, I still have this insecurity when I'm talking to someone educated," he says. "I don't want them looking at me like this fucking retard — no disrespect." For months, no one even knew if the Weeknd was a person or a group. That's when Tesfaye realized he "could run with the whole enigmatic thing," he says now. "If it backfired, I probably would have been doing interviews. But people were kind of liking me being a fucking weirdo."

You can read the entire +TheWeekndVEVO interview here

ForeverMeah says... this guy is growing on me. 

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Drake Opens Up About Meek Mill Beef and Ghostwriting Allegations

Fresh off his Best Summer Ever - Rapper, Drake, gave a rather rare and exclusive interview with theFader.com. Check out a few highlights from the interview below:

Drake on driving himself places again:

“I’ve been deprived of driving for a long time,” he says. “Riding to the studio with a driver and security and stuff, you lose something.” He continues, “That ride was my favorite thing in the world, you know?” he says. “And before that ride, it wasn’t going to the studio, it was going to my girl’s house, or going wherever. Driving was just one of the most pivotal things in my writing life.”

Drake on the Meek Mill Beef: 

 “I’m just gonna bring it up ‘cause it’s important to me,” he says. “I was at a charity kickball game—which we won, by the way—and my brother called me. He was just like, ‘I don’t know if you’re aware, but, yo, they’re trying to end us out here. They’re just spreading, like, propaganda. Where are you? You need to come here.’ So we all circled up at the studio, and sat there as Flex went on the air, and these guys flip-flopped [about how] they were gonna do this, that, and the third.”

He recorded 'Charged Up" that same night and released it the next day.

Drake on Meek Mill not responding right away to 'Charged Up':

“This is a discussion about music, and no one’s putting forth any music?” he says, speaking with a furrowed brow, as if reliving his incredulity. 

“You guys are gonna leave this for me to do? This is how you want to play it? You guys didn’t think this through at all—nobody? You guys have high-ranking members watching over you. 

Nobody told you that this was a bad idea, to engage in this and not have something? You’re gonna engage in a conversation about writing music, and delivering music, with me? And not have anything to put forth on the table?”

“It was weighing heavy on me,” he says. “I didn’t get it. I didn’t get how there was no strategy on the opposite end. I just didn’t understand. I didn’t understand it because that’s just not how we operate.”

Drake on the planned execution of Meek Mill on 'Back to Back':

It was then that he decided to just go ahead and do another song. “I was like, ‘I’m gonna probably just finish this.’ And I know how I have to finish it. This has to literally become the song that people want to hear every single night, and it’s gonna be tough to exist during this summer when everybody wants to hear [this] song that isn’t necessarily in your favor.”

As we all know Meek later tried to drop his diss response "Wanna Know."

Drake on ghostwriting allegations:

“I need, sometimes, individuals to spark an idea so that I can take off running,” he says. “I don’t mind that. And those recordings—they are what they are. And you can use your own judgment on what they mean to you.” 

“There’s not necessarily a context to them,” he adds, when I ask him to provide some. “And I don’t know if I’m really here to even clarify it for you," he tells, theFader.

He drives his point home by adding, 

“It’s just, music at times can be a collaborative process, you know? Who came up with this, who came up with that—for me, it’s like, I know that it takes me to execute every single thing that I’ve done up until this point. And I’m not ashamed.” 

Read The Full Interview Here (+DrakeVEVO)

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#Listen2It: Drake Responds to Meek Mill Diss - @forevermeah

Those ghostwriting allegations made by Meek Mill earlier this week has finally got the response from Drake. Although he doesn't mention Meek by name you can tell Drake is taking direct shot at the Young Bull. 

Take a listen below: 

Drake - Charged Up Lyrics:

[Intro]

I’m so sorry

Did you hope I was crying?

It was rough without you

It was rough without you

[Hook]

I did some charity today for the kids

But I'm used to it cause all y'all charity cases

All y’all stare in my face in hopes you could be the replacement

Niggas snitching on us without no interrogation

I stay silent ‘cause we at war and I’m very patient

Six God is watching, I just hope you’re prepared to face him

I’m charged up, I’m charged up

[Verse 1]

Wow, I’m honored that you think this is staged

I’m flattered man, in fact, I’m amazed

The perfect start to the summer, man this shit is a doozy

This shit the twist in the movie but don't jump to conclusions

You boys are getting into your feelings on me

You should embrace it this could be one of our realest moments

Okay the flow’s starting to feel familiar, don’t it?

Must I remind you that Jimmy got 20 million on it

Need DJ Clue to drop a bomb on it

None of them want this shit more than I want it

I seen it all coming, knew they were pushing buttons

Easter egg hunting, they gotta look for something

Done doing favors for people

Cause it ain’t like I need the money I make off a feature

I see you niggas having trouble going gold

Turning into some so and so’s that no one knows

But so it go

Come and live all your dreams out at OVO

We gonna make sure you get your bread and you know the ropes

I get a ring and I bring it home like I’m Corey Joe

No woman ever had me star struck

Or was able to tell me to get my bars up

I’m charged up

Oh no we eating, niggas ain’t about to starve us

Nah, niggas ain't about to starve us

I'm charged up

[Verse 2]

I bought my niggas rollies off of Thank Me Later

While these boys was stanky legging

Trust me this information is vital

I’m trying to take the high road

I still got love for my idols

I got me a deal with Apple and I still feel entitled

Rumor has it, there’s something that only I know

Rumor has it, I steer this shit with my eyes closed

Rumor has it, I either fucked her or I never could

But rumor has it, hasn’t done you niggas any good

It’s sound, sound, sound ‘til the day I die

We going live to keep this shit alive

Cops are killing people with their arms up

And your main focus is tryna harm us?

And you think you ‘bout to starve us?

Niggas ain’t about to starve us

Nah, I’m charged up

[Outro]

Have you seen me?

I’m doing so good

Everytime I leave

Oh, I’m so sorry (six)

Meek responds quickly via Twitter to this diss track: 

He got me #ChargedUp Ijs I luv me some @Drake #ClassAct He understands his purpose 💋💋💋 https://t.co/yrXY9lFRWs

— Taraji P. Henson (@TherealTaraji) July 26, 2015

ForeverMeah says... Well played, Drake. 

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