Safaree "SB" Responds to Meek Mill, Says Nicki Minaj Isn't Over Him

Before calling out Drake, Meek Mill's Twitter tirade began with a shot toward Safaree Samuels, aka "SB," Nicki Minaj's ex-boyfriend. Though Drizzy has kept quiet, SB just got involved by subtweeting at Minaj, telling her to show Meek, her current man, an incriminating email she reportedly sent him on his birthday.

Before any ghostwriting allegations were made, Meek grilled SB on his "twerking" skills, as displayed in a viral video that recently hit the web.

Meek questioned SB's sexuality because, back when he was with Nicki, he let her twerk on other guys. Now Meek thinks he understands -- as Safaree, himself, is a twerker. After he revealed the "ghost" behind Drake's mystique, he still wasn't done with SB.

One guy who Nicki twerked on in the past is a rapper, one who was, coincidentally, already the main subject of Meek's long-winded rant. Drake appeared at the end of Minaj's "Anaconda" video, released last August, a few months before her and SB's highly publicized breakup. Minaj twerks all over a seated, and stunned, Drizzy, who does some serious looking -- but when he tries to touch, Nicki smacks his hand away and exits the stage. A fan said Drake used the video evidence to get back at Meek, who replied, "I asked her about how she did that with a boyfriend"; no twerking with other rappers when she's with me, claims the Dreams Worth More Than Money rapper.

Safaree spoke up late last night, in a tweet obviously directed at his former girl of over 10 years. Minaj sent him an email recently, on his birthday, July 3, which, supposedly, shows she's not as free of her longtime beau as Meek might think. "Show him the email you sent me on my birthday," SB encourages Nicki.

Right before she took the stage, with Meek, for a Pinkprint Tour show in Washington D.C., Minaj managed a reply to SB (though, again, in a subtweet). Apparently, Meek has seen the email, and he's also aware that Safaree abused her when they were together. Minaj alludes to an abusive relationship with SB in her lyrics to The Pinkprint's "The Crying Game": "Saying we had enough, but enough of what? / Another slap to the face, another uppercut." When asked about any alleged domestic violence, Safaree told The Breakfast Club, "No, I would never hit her."

We still don't know the deets of the b-day email, but Minaj doesn't seem to be worried they will affect Meek, despite SB's efforts to be "misleading." As she ended her message with "Wish u the best," she wants to steer clear of any further drama with her old bf.

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Meek Mill, Drake