Meek Mill is sparking up some rivalry with Cassidy and Kendrick Lamar. On September 5th Meek Mill released a diss towards Cassidy titled, “Kendrick You Next”, and now has released one towards Kendrick Lamar titled, “Ooh Kill Em”. Ooh Kill Em is supposedly the intro to his new upcoming album, Dreamchaser 3 that is forecasted to release on September 20th.
On “Kendrick You Next”, Meek Mill takes shots at Cassidy on a five minute medley of instrumentals. On the instrumental, “Who Shot Ya?”, Meek Mill spits, “Cassidy, boy you’re so trash to me/ Do the math, I dissed you, that’s subtracting me/ You ain’t poplin’/ What the fuck could you add to me?”.
Cassidy responded with a fire verse aiming towards Meek Mills and anyone who is affiliated. He starts the song off by saying, “Fuck Meek Mills, dream chasers, MMG, and anyone else who is affiliated with that bitch ass nigga”. The song is titled “Catch Ah Body” and makes references to Meek Mill’s latest single release “I B On That” where Meek ends his verse by saying, “all these niggas hate on me you know they want to body me”. Cassidy’s song is mainly aimed towards Meek Mill, however there was a quick diss at Rick Ross, the boss man at Maybach Music.
Meek Mill hinted from this song title and tweets that a Kendrick Lamar diss track was coming and sure enough it did. The song is titled, “Ooh Kill Em”, and it premiered on Cosmic Kev’s radio show on Power 99 in his home town of Philadelphia. Meek Mill spits over a remixed Dr. Dre beat, “Forgot About Dre”, because Kendrick is signed to the Aftermath label. Meek Mill goes of on Kendrick saying things like,
“I do it for the streets, you do it for the niggas with the backpack / I do it for the niggas on the corner tryin’ to make a meal ticket with a crack pack / Hold up, wait a minute, let me back track / Hov gave you 24, let you have that / Man, you claiming you the King of New York / What the fuck wrong with you nigga, snap back / Hundred shots, aimin’ straight at your snap cap / Everybody want the crown ’til I snatch that / Heard your gun go doo-doo-doo-doo / Well, my gun go blap-blap-blap-blap-blap.”
These diss tracks are getting Meek Mill a lot of attention and is good promotion for his new album that will release at the end of this month. We will see how far these diss tracks go and find out if they will ever get to one of these rappers head and spark some physical fights. It seems that rappers know where to draw the line these days and don’t take things beyond the track, but as we all know, shit happens. Check out all three diss tracks below.
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