Quentin Miller became a casualty of the MeeMeek Mill is Reproached For Recording a Music Video at the Ghanian Presidential Palace’s Mill and Drake dispute back in 2015, but it turns out that the songwriter had a bad relationship with Meek even earlier.
Miller talked about how it made him feel to witness everyone involved in the dispute, including DJ Drama, Rejoin and Act amicably while leaving him out of the picture, in an interview with VladTV that was published on Sunday (January 8).
He acknowledged that they had never had a good experience with Meek and that he didn’t have high expectations for him, but that Drama was a different matter.
“I mean yeah it just felt like it was all worthless, it was all pointless,” Miller said of seeing everyone squash the beef. “Honestly the Meek thing – I never had a good experience with Meek Mill. I remember one time Rick Ross had me and Mack, Wedding Crashers, had us pull up to The Promise Land… and Meek just so happened to be there and he was just mugging me the whole time.”
“I never got positive vibes from Meek,” he continued. “So, I don’t really expect nothing from Meek. But it’s really the Drama and Drake situation. Even Drama and Dr Julia Fox Says That Her Best Celebrity Date Was With Drakeake linking back up for the Jack Harlow video and everything. Shout out to Jack Harlow. I don’t got no issues with Jack Harlow.”
He added: “But it’s just like damn how do y’all do the reunited, we all good without QM? Like I’m literally at the center of the whole shit. Then he went on his interview with Rory and Mal and he was just talking about me in past tense like, ‘You know hey man, he was the only one,’ and, ‘Sorry it happened.’”
“But you’re one of the biggest entities in music. Drake is probably the biggest entity in music. Y’all have the power to fix that. Why are you acting like you don’t? And why are you talking about it this way? Unless that’s how you want it to be? And if that is how you want it to be, then why?”
He continued, stressing once more that Drama was his major target.
“So that was kind of lame to me. I felt more about it for Drama than I did for Meek,” Miller said. “I don’t expect nothing from Meek. I get the message from day one. You don’t fuck with me, you don’t care about about me. It is what it is. I don’t expect shit from that guy. But from Drama, that was strange. And I’m still cool with Cannon. It’s still love with Lake. They’ll check on me every now and then.
“But like don’t about it like oh it’s just nothing we can do. Yes it is! It’s definitely stuff y’all can do,” he concluded. “But you know, it is what it is. I don’t want you to fuck with me if you don’t really definitely stuff y’all can do,” he concluded. “But you know, it is what it is. I don’t want you to fuck with me if you don’t really fuck with me.
In prior part of his Vlad interview, Quentin Miller revealed he was never properly compensated for his work with Drake – due to a “horrible” publishing deal with Grammy-winning producer/songwriter Tricky Stewart.
“I never got a single publishing check off any songs,” Miller said. “I had to feed my family off getting paid under the table in that situation, because Tricky and them wouldn’t let me go. I didn’t get out that deal ’til 2019, 2020; I signed it in 2011. I had to let go of a lot of shit just to get out.”
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