• Funkmaster Flex Petition Hits the Web After Meek Mill Dis Track Is Scrapped

    Last night when the clock struck 7p.m. any and every hip hop enthusiast iin the Tri State area and beyond was glued to their radios waiting on Dj Funkmaster Flex to debut Meek Mill's response to Drake's "Charged Up" track. However, after waiting hour after hour listening to Flex's pre set mix, listeners were completely irate when they finally realized there would be no diss track.

  • Meek Mill Takes More Shots At Drake At NYC Concert [WATCH]

    Although Mill already voiced his opinion on the track via Twitter, citing it as being "baby lotion soft", it definitely didn't stop him from addressing the topic yet again when the "PinkPrint Tour" made a stop in New York (NYC) on Sunday night.

  • Jay Z/Nas, Tupac / Notorious B.I.G.: The Best Hip-Hop Diss Tracks Ever

    The hottest story in hip-hop for the last week has been Meek Mill's allegations that Drake uses a ghostwriter, and the Toronto rapper turned up the heat by releasing "Charged Up," a perceived diss track aimed at his accuser. Responses to Drake's release have been fairly positive, at least from fans (Mill himself hasn't responded to the track yet) but Drizzy has a while to go in terms of both attitude and wordplay if he wants to land on the list of the greatest diss tracks ever. Here are five examples, from the Nas/Jay Z beef to the Tupac Shakur/Notorious B.I.G. beef that set a high bar for vitriol.

  • Funk Flex Has More Drake Reference Tracks from Ghostwriter Quentin Miller

    Quentin Miller's recent tumblr post, in which he denies that he ghostwrites for Drake isn't good enough for Funk Flex, who leaked the first "10 Bands" "reference track." Now Flex says he's gotten his hands on more of Miller's reference tracks that supposedly inspired Drake's If You're Reading This Its Too Late. The HOT 97 DJ does not want to let Drizzy off the hook.
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