Ima pee on some of yall. Wont shit happen to me I guess.
Fine I'll fucking tweet your shit then.
Yeah, ref tracks won't matter to the masses. Miller is credited on the album. Drake never explicitly denied it, though you could say he never explicitly claimed he wrote it either.
For some hardcore hip hop fans, the ref tracks mean something. For the rest of the world, which Drake is gunning for, they don't give a shit. Meek is caught in this weird authenticity trap that nobody really asked for him to spring. The Puffy punch out bar was OK. The golden shower though... Maybe Meek is holding onto the answer for that with a second track?
Yeah, this beef might not be up to old standards but I think the crossmedia tilt Drake (or whoever in his camp planned it) took is ultimately more entertaining. The B2B cover is surface deep, but even that digs deeper than Meek photoshopping Drake onto Millivanilli's head or making a ghost of the OVO owl logo. Don't even get me started on the Undertaker sample. That's corny as fuck. It's like his own camp bought into that joke wrestling GIF where the Undertaker/Meek gets rocked.
Meek and his entire camp should've known not to come out with some unintelligible shit with 50 different beats on it that sounds like it's that one track on a mixtape you delete once you finish the entire thing. That's why the internet is trying to grill him right now. Again, they don't give a shit about the ref tracks.
But whatever I'm a casual hip hop fan who doesn't even like Drake and didn't know who the fuck Meek was until 5 days ago. Piss on me in a movie theatre, I guess.