Having decided that enough is enough, Drake has finally responded to Meek Mill’s taunts and accusations of using a ghostwriter with the release of a new record called “Charged Up.”
Premiering the song on his Beats 1 “OVO Sound” radio show on Saturday night, Drizzy asserts that he’s “Done doing favors for people, cause it ain’t like I need the money I make off a feature.”
He later seems to make light of Mill’s modest record sales proclaiming, “Yall be having trouble going gold, turning into some so & so’s that no one knows.” One of the most eyeopening barbs thrown is the probable reference to Meek’s girlfriend and Drake’s labelmate Nicki Minaj when he raps, “No woman ever had me star struck or was able to tell me get my bars up.”
Speculation immediately arose, suggesting the song is meant to be a warning to Meek. The consensus is if Meek responds, then the real diss track aka the knockout blow will soon follow.
Meek took to Twitter shortly after the song’s premiere to effectively wave it off:
