Meek Mill References Drake & Future's 'What A Time to Be Alive' on Instagram

Although things have been seemingly quiet between the two, Meek Mill and Drake's beef may be far from over. Meek recently shared a photo on Instagram and made reference to Drizzy's collaborative album with Future, What A Time to Be Alive.

The MMG rapper shared a photo of his hand with two diamond rings wrapped around his pinky and ring fingers. He captioned the photo with, “What a time…”

Though it's possible Meek was simply showing off his recent purchases, his wording and timing of the post are quite peculiar. Just last week, Future posted a photo of two championship rings: one bearing the initials and logo of his Freeband Gang and another commemorating Drake's OVO.

In September, Meek announced his Dreamchasers 4 mixtape and seemingly addressed his beef with Drake while previewing some of the project's songs on Instagram.

The two rappers have been at odds since this summer following the release of Meek's Dreams Worth More Than Money. The album featured the Drake-assisted track "R.I.C.O.," which Meek later claimed the Toronto rhymer allegedly used a ghostwriter for. In a series of tweets, the Philly rapper blasted Drizzy for relying on the help of Quentin Miller, who is a credited songwriter on Drake's team. He also claimed that Drake did not support his album because it was revealed that he did not, in fact, write his verse.

Since then, Drake has become relentless in his response to Meek. He first responded to his hip-hop critics with a track titled "Charged Up" and then another diss track ("Back to Back") aimed solely at Meek. Not to mention Drizzy's unforgettable performance at his annual OVO Fest in Toronto.

No word on when Meek Mill intends to drop Dreamchasers 4. Stay tuned for more updates.

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Meek Mill, Drake, Future