The undisputed instigator of hip-hop beef who is routinely and marvelously dragged is none other than the than Meek Mill, also known in federal court as Robert Rihmeek Williams. He apparently didn’t learn from his public shaming last year, so recently the MMG lyricist returned to an empty boxing ring ready to spar in a match he would undoubtedly lose.
These are the six stages of a Meek Mill beef:
1. Release diss track
Reminding the public he is indeed a rapper, Meek dropped the 4/4 EP, which includes an “I’m Da Plug” freestyle. Including shots fired at Drake. Oh man, not again.
2. Receive unsolicited response
.@MeekMill pic.twitter.com/rBqHlV3kzX
— Norm Kelly (@norm) January 17, 2016
Norm tried to save Philly another embarrassment.
3. Instigate secondary beef
When one beef goes stale, Meek cooks up another, maybe to remain in the conversation. Meek saves room on the EP to target 50 Cent. The bullying maven viciously responds.
A photo posted by 50 Cent (@50cent) on
4. Attempt to defend
Meek strains to deflect 50’s social media onslaught. It’s tough to reduce meme on meme crimes.
A video posted by 50 Cent (@50cent) on
5. Acquire additional troops
#IrvGotti comes to #MeekMill’s defense and throws shade to #50cent
A photo posted by The Shade Room (@theshaderoominc) on
New challengers approach the battlefield. Team Meek recruits Irv Gotti, who adds his two cents regarding 50’s alleged fraudulent history.
Your boss Police fuck MMG.
— Tony Yayo (@TonyYayo) January 17, 2016
Team 50 has G-Unit labelmate Tony Yayo attack MMG label boss, Rick Ross.
6. Silently retreat
Say less…. Just watch these characters!
A photo posted by Meek Mill (@meekmill) on
Meek calmly secedes from battle, ultimately sealing the coffin on his fate.
50 claims this victory with Mortal Kombat-style finishing memes.