Meek Mill Previews Collaborations With Chris Brown & Rick Ross

Meek says he might have to charge for "Dreamchasers 4". Meek Mill has been hyping his Dreamchasers 4 mixtape for some time now, and while he's shared two solid EPs in the process, fans are still eagerly awaiting news of the project. Today, Meek has shared clips of two new records, the first of which being an unnamed collaboration with Rick Ross, and the second, a record called "Trust Me' with Rozay and Chris Brown. Meek certainly seems pretty excited about the new material indicating that he may have to release DC4 as a retail project. "I can't drop this shit for free," he wrote. Judging by the impressive numbers his last project put up, that's probably a good idea.

Meek Mill & Chief Keef Are Looking To Face Off In Grand Theft Auto V

Meek Mill has found a good way to spend time under house arrest. As of now, Meek Mill is not allowed to record music while serving his 3 month house arrest, so he's settled for the next best thing-- playing video games with fellow rappers. Meek jokingly taunted Chief Keef on Instagram earlier today, throwing up a screencap of his Grand Theft Auto V squad with the suggestion that he's coming to look for the rapper, who's known to be a big fan of the game. It didn't take Sosa long to respond, warning Meek that he shouldn't try him on GTA V "No u aint dont do it meek! We'll fuck yo whole everything up," he said, accompanied by a good helping of cry-laugh emojis. Keef then went on to post a collection of screencaps from his side, claiming he's on the lookout for Meek and his crew. So far, they don't seem to have met up, but we will definitely keep you posted if a face-off ensues. Meanbwhile, OG Maco has also expressed interest in joining in on this battle on Twitter.

50 Cent Holds Up "R.I.P Meek Mill" Shirt At Oakland Concert

50 Cent continues to clown Meek Mill during his concerts. Though 50 Cent recently turned his attention back to Puffy (who was recently accused of putting out a $1 million hit on Tupac), he's still got plenty of trolling saved up for Meek Mill. Last month, the Philly rapper dissed 50 on the 4/4 track "Gave Em Hope," and the G-Unit rapper clapped back with a seemingly endless barrage of memes. During a concert at the end of last month, he got the crowd chanting "fuck Meek Mill!," and just last night, during a show in Oakland, he continued the pettiness, as he hoisted up a T-shirt that reads "R.I.P. Meek Mill 1987-2015," much to the crowd's delight.

Meek Mill Says Quentin Miller Slipped Him Drake's "Summer Sixteen" Lyrics

Just when you thought it couldn't get any wilder. You gotta be kidding. Have the tables turned? Meek Mill just responded to all the clamor surrounding his "War Pain" Drake diss, which all-too-coincidentally seemed to address the Drake track that premiered MINUTES earlier, by writing, "The ghost writer told me!" Did Quentin Miller, whose revealed identity started the whole beef in the first place, slip Meek the lyrics of Drake's new single, "Summer Sixteen." Couldn't be...

Drake Goes After Meek Mill, Barack Obama & Tory Lanez On "Summer Sixteen"

R&B Drake took a backseat tonight... Drake took no prisoners on his new single, "Summer Sixteen." No singing, no dancing -- just bitter raps directed at anyone whom he might consider a rival. Of course, that includes Meek Mill, whom he deals with in his opening verse. He reveals that he found out Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj were staying in the Toronto Four Seasons on the night that "Back to Back" dropped, and upon discovering the couple’s whereabouts, Drake and his crew booked a room directly above that of Meek and Nicki, and proceeded to blast "Back to Back" all night long. Funnily enough, Meek referenced the same scenario on a diss track of his own, "War Pain," that he released along with a new EP, 4/4 Part 2, shortly after the premiere of "Summer Sixteen." Head here to get a detailed look at that strange coincidence. He finishes with Meek after rapping, "You don’t have to say it louder n*gga / Trust, we heard you the first time." As far as the most high-profile target on Drake’s new record, that would have to Barack Obama. Hailing from north of the border, Drake obviously didn’t feel any qualms about going after the current U.S. President. "Tell Obama that my verses are like the whips that he in / They bulletproof," raps Drake early on in his opening verse. Why did he deliver shots against the leader of the free world? Because Obama, who has been vocal about his love for Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly, recently voiced his opinion that K-Dot would best Drake in a one-on-one battle. Moving on to his fellow Canadians, Drake raps, "All you boys in the new Toronto want to be me a little." Many took this, and the ensuing lines, to be something off a shot taken at Tory Lanez, whose December mixtape is titled The New Toronto. Lanez may have created tension with Drake when he expressed his dislike of "the 6" as a nickname for Toronto -- one that has, of course, been popularized by the "6 God." To make things even more sensational, Meek Mill called out Drake for hating on his fellow Torontonian on "War Pain": "Tory from the 6, you hatin’ on him, Lord knows!" It might be unfair to call them disses, but Drake also namedrops Jay Z (whose status he says he has achieved), Kanye (whose pool isn't as big as his), and Chris Breezy (to whom he has comparable dance moves). OK, the last one was a little cruel.

Meek Mill Advises Irv Gotti On 50 Cent Beef: "Let Him Drown Hisself"

The Instagram battle continues. Last we checked in on 50 Cent's revived feud with Irv Gotti (itself an off-shoot of his IG argument with Meek Mill), Irv had accused the rapper of being a police informant back in the thick of G-Unit and Murder Inc.'s famous beef. His evidence wasn't exactly rock solid, but he did get a rise out of 50, who fired back with a cheap shot at Irv's father, coinciding with a post Gotti had written about celebrating his old man's birthday. "IRV said he a grown man and his father 82. Tell you daddy I said to hurry up and die punk. Lets get to it no more IG," wrote 50, later deleting his post. While we saw no retaliation form Irv, Meek did sneak back into the conversation with some advice in the Murder Inc. mogul's IG comments, writing, "Let him drown hisself he showing his cards!" Naturally, this didn't get by 50, who took a screencap of Meek's remark and posted it up on his own Instagram, captioning the pic with a threat. "I see you bitch, you don't want no parts of me, girl," he taunted. "I'm watching you, now be the same when I see you". This post has also since been deleted.

Meek Mill Disses Wale On Instagram: "You Not MMG No More!"

Meek Mill has attacked Wale following his appearance on the Breakfast Club. Meek Mill is still getting over his beef with Drake, but it isn't stopping him from going at Wale in a very similar fashion today. Taking to Instagram, Meek attacked Wale for comments he made on the Breakfast Club this morning, where he discussed Meek's beef with Drake as well as his own struggles with depression. In the conversation he criticized Meek's approach to the beef in a fairly level-headed way, saying "he brought a pencil to a gunfight," and suggesting that fans would take Drake's side no matter what Meek's response was. Meek accused Wale of gossiping to promote his new music, as well as saying he's no longer a part of MMG. Later on, he claims that Wale was attempting to call him because he thought Ross owed them both money. He also takes plenty of shots about Wale's depression throughout. Read the full post below. Knowing Wale, he won't be able to resist replying. Update: Wale has responded, joking about Meek's request for him to jump off a roof on Twitter. He's also listed the other people he spoke about while on the radio show, probably as an effort to prove it wasn't all about Meek. Niggas b doing all this to drop a new record gossiping about they hoe ass feelings and they personal life because they miserable and nobody don't rock wit them! Really stay away from me Fam! U not MMG NOMORE! This why u can't get my number you a hoe! 😂😂😂😂 and u dead cracked right now @wale foh nuttttt! I wasn't even mad at you Fam u got some real issues with yaself and you jealous! Broke rapper! This my last time I think addressing shit on the Internet .... But if I don't talk about it one of you dudes gone get hurt speaking my name like it's sweet! Y'all niggas gone stop mentioning my name like it ain't no consequences.... I'm off this internet! I don't speak on Mmg in interviews unless it's good! U a clown ... We don't wanna hear you nomore Fam! Go jump off a roof like u been tryna do chump! He not MMG IM MAKING THAT CALL ... He been tryna call me saying Rozay owe us money... He don't owe me shit and if he do I'll get it later .... Go that away!

Jahlil Beats Says Drake & Meek Mill's Beef Might Not Be Over

Jahlil Beats say the Drake / Meek Mill beef might not be over. Though the beef between Drake and Meek Mill barely lasted a couple of weeks, it was by far the most sensational event to happen in hip-hop all year. It's now two months after Meek Mill's Twitter fingers ran wild, and we thought the beef was long over with. Not so fast, says Jahlil Beats, who produced Meek's one and only diss track, "Wanna Know." Jahlil was the latest guest on CBS Radio's Play.it podcast, and, of course, he was grilled about the beef in which he was an indirect participant. First off, he alluded that Drake may not have had the last word with "Back to Back." "I don't think it's over," said Jahlil, "I know Meek Mill. This is the first real beef in the social media age. Two top artists. Meek is coming off a number one album. Drake been accomplishing so much." He also detailed the recording process behind "Wanna Know" and his sampling of The Undertaker's theme music, which ended up getting him and Meek into some trouble with the WWE. "I just thought sampling something like that would be a movie. It was like the entrance. It came from left field. I don't think people would even imagine him coming back to a beat like that. I knew it would throw people off." Well, "Wanna Know" certainly threw off most of you HNHH users, and not in a good way. Do y'all really think Meek will come back with another diss record? Is it too late at this point? Hasn't he learned?? Or, perhaps, now that he's had some downtime, he can really bring that heat.

Photos: Meek Mill & Nicki Minaj For GQ Magazine

Meek Mill shares photographs from his photoshoot with Nicki Minaj for GQ magazine. Yesterday a black and white teaser video surfaced for GQ's photoshoot with Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj, their first magazine spread as a couple. Today Meek Mill has started to share photographs from the shoot on his Instagram, all of which were shot by famed photographer Ellen Von Unwerth. Unwerth captures Omeeka during a night out on the town-- which includes riding in a limo and finger lickin' while counting fresh stacks of cash. Take a look at the series of photographs above. The full spread will be in GQ's October issue. On a related note, as I was scrolling Instagram for these photos, I noticed a large amount of diamond emojis in the comment section-- users are spamming Meek with the symbol of Drake and Future's What A Time to Be Alive. Fun.

Meek Mill Goes Off On Fan For Holding Up Drake Sign During His Show

Meek Mill calls out a fan for throwing up a Drake sign during his show Monday night. Just when you thought the Meek Mill x Drake saga had finally fizzled out, one instigating fan quickly brings it back to life. On Monday night, Meek headlined the Fools Gold Festival in Brooklyn, where one ballsy fan decided to throw up a Drake sign during his set, and quickly grab the attention of Meek and his camp. Aside from just calling the fan out, Meek decided to send a “shooter” from his entourage to stand right next to him and make him feel the pressure. “Put that Drake sign up again, nigga,” Meek said in between songs. “Fuck you talkin’ ’bout you fuckin’ clown. Don’t ever come in here and fuckin’ play on no Meek Milly tryna pick on me like I’m a fuckin’ dweeb or somethin’.”