Stereogum — Drake responded to Meek Mill’s ghostwriting allegations over the weekend with “Charged Up,” perhaps the floatiest diss track in rap history. Funkmaster Flex promised he’d have Meek Mill’s response track Monday night on Hot 97, but all that ... more info

Perez Hilton — We've had Drake on the mind lately! Not cuz of last week's Meek Mill drama, but because we've been playing on repeat the new song he's featured on, My Love! It sounds a lot like their previous collaborations. And that sounds a lot like AWESOME! Sexy... more info

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Perez Hilton — Drake almost broke the internet this week when he dropped not one, not two, but THREE new songs! Total! Many are considering Drizzy's new diss track, dropped Saturday, Charged Up to be aimed at Meek Mill being less famous than Nicki Minaj. But Meek c... more info

Stereogum — Meek Mill’s second studio album Dreams Worth More Than Money has been a hell of a comeback so far. After getting out of jail, sparking up a romance with hip-hop’s reigning queen Nicki Minaj, and going straight for Drake’s jugular, Mill seems to... more info

Stereogum — Drake made a whole lot of noise this weekend when he debuted three new songs, including the Meek Mill dis “Charged Up,” on his Beats 1 radio show OVO Sound Radio. But Drake didn’t just use the show to debut his own new songs. PARTYNEXTDOOR and ... more info

Time — Drake released “Charged Up” on Saturday night, a response to Meek Mill’s claims earlier in the week that the Toronto rapper didn’t write his own rhymes. So what did Mill think of the song? “Baby lotion soft,” he wrote on Twitter shortly a... more info

The Independent — Drake has responded to accusations from Meek Mill that he uses a ‘ghostwriter’ on his tracks by releasing a new song refuting the claims in a rap. more info

MTV.co.uk News — And this time Meek admits the star wrote it himself... more info

Stereogum — Meek Mill set off a whole fireworks show of Twitter-controversy a few days ago when he accused Drake of not writing his own raps. Lots of people responded publicly to this — Drake’s producer Noah “40” Shebib defended his friend’s honor and ... more info