The rumor on social media yesterday was that Drake would be premiering a third Meek Mill diss track during OVO Fest, but that wasn’t really the case. However, we did get a preview of it, so we do know it exists.
“F*ck a chaser when we taking shots”
This should be interesting if he drops another one! Check out the video below.
Drake is rocking a nice, new, huge piece of jewelry on his finger in the form of his very own OVO championship ring. While twitter had jokes yesterday saying the ring was for crushing Meek Mill, the jeweler behind the ring is saying it has nothing to do with Meek. He does admit though the timing of the ring being delivered is a big plus for Drizzy.
While Drake was busy last night at #OVOFest trying to put the final nail in Meek Mill’s metaphorical coffin, he was doing it in style, unveiling the new alternate Raptors jerseys for next NBA Season.
After what Drake just pulled earlier tonight, Meek Mill will never want to go back to Canada again. If you’ve been following the high-profile feud between the Toronto native and the Philly MC, then you know Drake saved the majority of his ammunition to fire off during his performance at OVO Fest this weekend. Not only did Drake fuel the fire with his “Free Meek Mill” t-shirt, but he used his performance to completely trash Meek one meme at a time. Watch Drake’s wild performance after the jump!
Drizzy is definitely going in for the KILL! A video was caught of Drake going over his set list for tonight’s perfomance at OVOFest and he was seen wearing a ‘Free Meek’T-Shirt!
The Meek Mill versus Drake saga has played out to be quite an interesting one, and with OVO Fest continuing tonight, I think one can safely assume it’s far from over. Let’s take a step back to see how we got here, though. Meek Mill came out of nowhere nearly two weeks ago now on July 21, blasting Drake on Twitter and claiming that he doesn’t write his own rhymes – particularly his verse on Meek’s Dreams Worth More Than Money cut, “R.I.C.O.”. In his rant of sorts, he named a guy by the name of Quentin Miller. At the time, no one had really heard of him, save for a few people hip to the underground music scene in his hometown of Atlanta, and perhaps hardcore Drake fans who may have seen his name in the credits for a few songs on If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late.
