I said if Meek want’s to throw punches at Drake then it had to be more than a song. However, there are some things he did I want to recognize.

Cover Artĭrake’s cover art to Back to Back was a picture of Joe Carter of the Toronto Blue Jays. In 1993, the Jays defeated the Phillies in the World Series thus having back- to-back championship wins. #Drake know yourself clean lyrics series# Meek Mill’s cover art to Wanna Know is very creative. It’s a picture of Fab Morvan of the pop duo, Milli Vanilli, and it has Drake’s face photoshopped in it. If you don’t know who Milli Vanilli are, they’re a music group from the late eighties and early nineties. They won a Grammy Award for best new artist and their accomplishment withdrawn after the they confessed that they were not the original lead vocals to their winning record. Just imagine the backlash from social media if that happened today. “We just want a refund, this ain’t what we paid for.Let me point out a few bars that Meek Mill laid out that stood out to me as a solid diss (the lyrics are explicit). “Puffy almost caught a domestic when he smacked that b*tch.And now she rocking with the chaser and now you missed that check.” “Let’s keep it short, n*gga you ain’t get your chick back yet.Money make a sucker that told look trill again” “Money make a fake ass n*gga look real again.Spitting another n*ggas sh*t, but you claim you king though?” Every time that we come, we get what we came for. Was “Wanna Know” a solid diss record? No. Instead, it was a way to throw dirt and not rap as much to me. He played an audio clip of Quentin Miller’s version of “Know Yourself” by Drake. The Undertaker theme sample was corny to me. So corny, that the WWE are actually looking into it for possible legal issues.

The Funk Master Flex tags and explosions were annoying. Meek Mill had more monologues and soundbite interludes than actual rapping. Plus, there was one bar that concerned me that was on the first verse.

#Drake know yourself clean lyrics series#.