![]() ![]() The site stated that Mill - now under house arrest for leaving town without permission due to a drug and gun arrest - says that the proof is in the lack of Wilshire Boulevard camera footage surfacing. TMZ reported that Mill “is calling BS” on Miller’s story, saying that he or the Dreamchasers never physically assaulted him. Judging by a Mill’s Instagram post on March 25 (shown above), the rapper’s seemingly denying that the beat down even transpired. Mill Is Denying That the Quentin Miller Assault Even Happened And this is really my first time talking with Meek, and basically he told me, like, he ain’t really appreciate the letter I dropped and made him seem like he was a liar and what not.Ģ. We was in L.A., I was walking to the Nike store and he approached me. ![]() He spoke to the site about his run-in with Drake’s rival. Miller said that Mill saw him on the streets just before the confrontation, saying that Mill wasn’t thrilled with the open letter that Miller put out regarding Drake. Miller Says Mill Approached Him Prior to the Altercation Miller has been caught in the middle of Drake and Mill’s highly publicized feud.ġ. Taxstone - a hip-hop personality - initially brought up the incident in a previous VladTV interview and Miller said it was true. “I shed blood in the Nike store on Wilshire.” Miller - touching the Nike symbol on his chest and chuckling - told the site that the blow left him bloodied and that all the Dreamchasers ran away afterwards. When he refused, one individual of the crew - whom he didn’t identify - allegedly followed him inside a Nike store and sucker-punched him. “I need you to go on camera and say you apologize to Meek Mill,” Miller told the site. Miller stated that - during the alleged incident - Mill’s Dreamchasers crew circled him in LA in front of the paparazzi, demanded that he issue Mill an apology in front of the camera. Quentin Miller - an OVO Sound affiliate - claims that he was physically assaulted in Los Angeles by rapper Meek Mill‘s entourage, according to the VladTV interview above. When it came to that, I couldn’t pick a side because I hadn’t spoke to ‘that’ side in years and this dude been a good dude to me this whole time.Play Video Video related to quentin miller: 5 fast facts you need to know T16:04:55-04:00 ![]() I met Pusha-T through Hit-Boy – when I linked up with him, I told him I’m trying to do my own thing – he always showed love. Now when it comes to me in the situation, like I said, after the Meek situation – I’ve been out here on my own, building my own relationships, working with whoever. I feel like they’ve both kinda been taking shots at one another. I can’t really say that one can’t diss the other. “When it comes to the Drake/Pusha thing, Complex did a timeline of their history beefing with each other. Over that summer, Miller said close ties to Drake and Pusha-T forced him to fall back on their war of words. “Sh*t dead.” That tweet has also since been removed. he’s doing him, I’m doing me…point blank.” Miller added that fans should just enjoy If You’re Reading This. “I literally don’t even care for that to become a thing,” he said. Shortly after, Miller clarified his decision to delete the tweet in question. The tweet was in response to someone telling him to link up with Drake again. “Never doing anything with that guy again,” Miller-who shared the If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late cut “No Tellin” the same day-said, as spotted over at r/hiphopheads. This was stated in a series of since-deleted tweets referencing his distanced relationship with rap star Drake.Īccording to reports, Miller revealed he isn’t focused on breaking bread with Drizzy ever again. which included lyrics Miller rapped on the same song.ĬMG rapper GloRilla has also been vocal about her financial run-ins with Drizzy and said she never got paid for her hit song, “FNF (Let’s Go).”īack in 2018, Quentin stated that he has zero intent on working with the 6 God again. Drizzy used a reference in the song R.I.C.O. In 2015, the ghostwriter’s name was involved in the controversial Drake and Meek Mill beef. And it was the Drake thing, but it just didn’t change anything.” “I was just grinding it out,” Miller said, “hoping that one day, or that one song, working with that one artist is going to change something. He also said he had to get paid with under-the-table money to provide for his family. Miller signed to Stewart in 2011 but didn’t “get out of the deal” until 2019. “I never got a publishing check off of any Drake songs,” former ghostwriter Quentin Miller told VladTV. Miller shared that he hoped writing for Drake would have changed his life while getting out of a publishing deal with record producer Trick Stewart. ![]()
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