Drake vs Meek Mill

In July 2015, Meek Mill took to Twitter and accused Drake of using a ghostwriter, specifically naming Quentin Miller as the writer behind Drake's verse on the track 'R.I.C.O.' from Meek Mill's album Dreams Worth More Than Money. The accusation ignited one of the most publicized rap feuds of the 2010s.

Drake released two diss tracks: 'Charged Up' and then 'Back to Back,' both in July 2015. 'Back to Back' became particularly significant, as it was a commercially released single that received a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance, an unusual achievement for a diss track.

Meek Mill released 'Wanna Know,' a response track that aired additional ghostwriting allegations and featured a reference to Drake's relationship with Nicki Minaj. The track was widely regarded by fans and music critics as underwhelming compared to Drake's 'Back to Back,' which effectively shifted public opinion in Drake's favor.

Yes, the two rappers publicly reconciled in September 2018 when Drake brought Meek Mill onstage during a stop of his Aubrey and the Three Migos Tour in Boston. They subsequently collaborated on 'Going Bad,' a single from Meek Mill's 2018 album Championships, which marked Meek's first full-length release following his release from prison.