DJ Drama Denies Leaking Drake/Quentin Miller Reference Track

Back in November, DJ Drama’s ex-wife, Summer P Walker, took the Internet by surprise when she decided to drop a bomb about the Drake/Quentin Miller reference track that was leaked last July. Though Walker pointed the finger at Drama and accused him of putting the song out over two months ago, it wasn’t until recently that he addressed the situation and denied any involvement.

During the RapRadar podcast with Elliott Wilson and B. Dot, Drama put all of the rumors to rest.

"I definitely am not no leaker of no records," he said. "The records that I put out, I put out records that people give me blessings to put out. I gotta lay that to rest. None of that sh*t was from me."

It was previously reported that Walker threw slander at Drama and made the big reveal after he missed an alimony payment. She tweeted that Drama gave Meek Mill the Drake reference track that Funk Flex leaked over the summer. She also made claims that Drama sent Meek the songs to make him feel better about Quentin Miller not wanting to work with him.

Drama remained adamant that he had no parts in the ordeal. He went on to say, "My thing more than anything in what we've learned from the whole thing is how powerful social media is. It's like The Force. It can be used for the Dark Side or it can be used for the Good Side. With respect to those guys, that's not really my story to tell. They're gonna have to tell that story. They're gonna have to come and say what it was."

Meek and Drake have been at odds since the release of the MMG rapper’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 on the afforementioned track.

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DJ Drama, Drake, Quentin Miller