tirade, Drake is finally going on the record and
responding to the ghostwriting accusations.
During his OVO Sound Radio show on Beats 1
on Saturday (July 25), Drizzy addressed the
controversy on a new song called “Charged Up.”
On the ominous track, produced by Maneesh,
Frank Dukes, and Noah “40” Shebib, he fires back
at Meek following his claims that Quentin Miller
ghostwrote his verse on “R.I.C.O.”
Drake starts off rapping, “I’m honored that you
think this is staged, I’m flattered, man / In fact,
I’m amazed … You boys are getting into your
feelings on me / You should embrace it, this
could be one of our realest moments.”
He swears off features (“Done doing favors for
people / ‘Cause it ain’t like I need the money I
make off a feature”) and takes shots at Meek’s
sales (“I see you ni**as having trouble going
gold / Turning into some so-and-sos that no
one knows”).
He even brings Meek’s girl Nicki Minaj into it
(“No woman ever had me starstruck or was able
to tell me to get my bars up”) and chides Meek
for his pettiness (“Cops are killin’ people with
their arms up / And your main focus is tryna
harm us”).
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