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The world of rap has always been fueled by rivalries, but few have captured the attention of fans and the media like the feud between Drake and Meek Mill. What started as a seemingly minor squabble escalated into an all-out war of words, with diss tracks and social media exchanges captivating audiences worldwide.
It all began in July 2015 when Meek Mill took to Twitter to accuse Drake of using ghostwriters for his lyrics. This bold claim sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community, as Drake was considered one of the genre’s most talented lyricists. Drake responded swiftly with “Charged Up,” a diss track that hinted at Meek Mill’s accusations and questioned his credibility.
The feud reached its peak with the release of Drake’s “Back to Back,” a blistering diss track that mercilessly attacked Meek Mill’s career, personal life, and relationship with Nicki Minaj. The song became an instant hit, garnering critical acclaim and solidifying Drake’s status as the victor in the feud.
But the battle didn’t end there. Meek Mill fired back with “Wanna Know,” a response that failed to match the impact of Drake’s tracks. Despite his efforts, Meek Mill struggled to regain his footing in the aftermath of the feud, facing criticism from both fans and fellow artists.
In the years since their highly publicized feud, both Drake and Meek Mill have continued to thrive in the rap world. However, their rivalry remains etched in the annals of hip-hop history as one of the most intense and memorable feuds of the modern era.