Meek Mill's dissing issue has made Twitter and other social media sites like a lightning bolt kisses the ground. Drake hasn't said a word about it. That is until now.
The issue made its way on July 21, when Mill reacted about being compared to Drake. He tweeted, "Stop comparing Drake to me too... He don't write his own raps." If ever you have ever blinked for a few seconds, you might have missed Drake's response. But Drake,28 actually reacted to Mill's, 28 twitter rant. After the hip- hop industry have taken a stance on the issue, Drizzy's response was actually classy and subtle. A Hitman Holla posted a screenshot of his and Drake's conversation via Instagram. Hitman wrote in a message to Drizzy, "I see the foolishness. You know me and Showw not buying it. You our guy. Keep killing." Hitman Holla somehow took a stand to show his support to his friend, Drake. In the last part of Hitman's message, he even mentioned that Drake serves as motivation to his rapper friends
Drake first replied with his favorite emoji, a praying hand emoji to confirm how he agrees with Hitman's words and to show appreciation for standing up for him. Then, he wrote subtly, "I signed up for greatness." Drake's response was very much applauded by many of his fans for its calmness and classiness. A slow clap will do for this response. It seemed like Drizzy doesn't take anything to heart. Instead, he someway took the negative feedback from Mill in a true gentleman's way. He didn't even enraged about it.
In a less obvious way and in a calmer way, Drake hit the like button on duo Krept and Konan's video where they came across a pile of a magazine's previous issues, with Meek's cover issue at the front. Once again, so classy and smooth of Drizzy to get back on his detractors this way.
Now everyone's asking, did Niki Minaj and Taylor Swift's dispute inspired Meek to rant on Drake and his so called "ghost writing" rap?
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