Meek Miller accused Drake on Hiring a Ghost Writer

What fired up Meek Mill to run to twitter and accuse Drake of hiring ghost-writers for his raps? The whole point of the fight may sound funny as Meek Mill's tweet on July 21st.

He believes that Atlanta rapper named Quentin Miller does Drake's bars. Quentin denied the allegations in his statement that he is not and he will never be Drake's ghost writer, according to The Daily Beast.

Meek Mill is one of the front acts of Drake's label mate, Nicki Minaj. After writing his thoughts on drake, Mill apologized to Drake or did Nicki Minaj tell him to do so? The clash of talents and ravaging of words did not officially end there. After a week, both rappers have released tracks directed to each other, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Drake released two tracks, "Charged Up" and "Back to Back." Miller has commented on his first track as "baby lotion soft" and Drake backed it all up on the second track asking "Is that a world tour or is it you girl's tour?"

This issue all started on Meek Miller's R.I.C.O where Drake was featured.

After days of waiting, Miller released his track, "Wanna Know" as a response to Drake. Instead of creating a track, Drake posted a photo on instagram where he was laughing. Many rappers have collaborated with different artist and writers and that is no problem as long as the credit should be acknowledge as it is due.

The question now is if the whole fight between these two rappers is true or is it part of gaining profit? This is not the first feud between rappers in the entertainment industry. Nevertheless, being a plausible rapper is not based o writing alone. Drake's record has brought him to his success and we'll see how Meek Miller goes.