DJ Drama wants the internet to stop digging up old dirt and let him and Drake move on. After being spotted with his artist Jack Harlow and Drake at the recent Kentucky Derby events, Drama tells fans that the beef is dead and gone. So stop bringing up past rumors of Drizzy smashing his girl and him leaking Drake’s reference tracks to Meek Mill.
DJ Drama Tells Fans Drake Beef Is Squashed
Taking to Twitter over the weekend, a fan said, “Surprised Drake gave Jack that feature, know he don’t f**k with DJ Drama.” Now the fan was referencing Drama’s artist Jack Harlow, who just released a new album ‘Come Home The Kids Miss You.’ On the new feat, Jack has a track with Drake called “Churchill Downs.”
Responding to the fan’s message, Drama cleared up the rumors and shut everything down. The DJ replied, “We gotta stop this narrative lol. Me & Drake been put that to rest. Grown men sh*t, and beyond that Jack & Drake cultivated they own relationship. Now erybody go steam that “Churchill Downs”!!”
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Drama On Rumors Of Drizzy Smashing His Girl
Now Back in March 2021, Drama also tried to dead the narrative during his interview with N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN, on an episode of ‘Drink Champs.’ N.O.R.E. directly brought up the rumors of Drizzy sleeping with his girl and Drama seemingly admitted that Drake did mess with his girl once.
Drama Addresses Claim He Gave Meek Mill Drake’s Reference Tracks
However, regarding the 2015 claim that he attempted to get revenge on the Toronto rapper by leaking his reference tracks and giving them to his sworn enemy at the time —Meek Mill — the DJ says he never did that.
Now, for those that need a lil’ refresher, during the heat of the Meek Mill and Drake beef back in 2015-2016, Drama’s ex-wife Summer P. Walker alleged that Drama sent Drake’s reference tracks to fellow Philly native Meek Mill. Summer said Drama was the source of the Quentin Miller reference tracks — the songwriter/musician that Meek claimed to be Drake’s ghostwriter.
Again, it was rumored that Drama allegedly leaked the tracks to get back at Drake, who had allegedly slept with Drama’s ex-wife, Summer. Apparently on a track called “I’m the Plug” from his 2015 ‘What A Time To Be Alive’ joint album with Atlanta rapper Future, Drake rapped: “And it really ain’t no thing, I got Summer P in this thing.”
Drake also mentioned his relations with Drama’s ex on his DJ Khaled track “For Free.” On the song, the Certified Lover Boy raps, “Last year I had Drama girl, not right now.”
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