After Meek Mill/Drake Feud, Quentin Miller Flexes His Bars

Written By Cyrus Langhorne

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Hip-hop artist Quentin Miller is staying focused on music-dropping following publicized involvement in Young Money’s Drake and Maybach Music Group rapper Meek Mill‘s recent feud.

Miller hinted at new music being underway and noted his growth as a musician with his Hey! Thanks A Lot mixtape series on Twitter this weekend.

https://twitter.com/Quentin__Miller/status/627582334208860160

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A few days ago, radio veteran Funkmaster Flex took aim at Drake by releasing multiple Quentin Miller reference tracks.

DJ Funkmaster Flex got a chance to redeem himself last night and actually came through with not only a Meek Mill diss record for Drake, but infamous reference tracks from Quentin Miller. The three tracks in question are Drake’s “Know Yourself,” “Used To,” and Meek Mill collaboration “R.I.C.O.” after the already released “10 Bands” reference. From the sounds of it besides just getting credit, Miller pretty much crafted some of Drake’s most well known songs this year. (Hip Hop Since 1987)

Miller penned an open message to defend his own image and explained his relationship with Drizzy last month.

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Drake’s producer 40 went on an epic Twitter tirade recently to speak out on the ghostwriter drama.

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

SOHH.com Writer. You're likely to find me covering hip-hop news and music releases. Netflix is still my go-to before Disney Plus.

8 Comments

  1. I’m starting to feel dude wrote backtoback
    Especially once you compare weak as charged up to “drake” flow on the second one
    Hearing dude reference of 10bands and running thru the six,
    real quick sound like he wrote that too
    That’s not drake flow when you go back and check all his old shit out

  2. If you look on his soundcloud page, all of the music he’s posted has been within the last year and a good portion of it has that Drake style to it. Drake only contacted him last year. So you can’t credit Quentin Miller for anything less then the 6 tracks he collaborated on and wrote verses for. His name is credited on all 6 tracks. I looked up some of his older music from 2-3 years ago and it doesn’t have the same feel to it. This guy imitated Drake’s style when he started working with Drake’s OVO label. He’s mastering his craft and is probably coming into his prime.

    Drake is a good rapper but I guess he’s not as great as we all thought. Honestly this feels really staged and premeditated. If you look on youtube, soundcloud, audiomack etc, The majority of his music is all being posted within this week. Even his much older tracks and his group WDNG CRSHRS are being posted up all over youtube and the net. It’s a conspiracy. If Quentin didn’t have anything to do with the reference tracks being released. He sure is taking advantage of the publicity when it comes to his music.

      • Dude I like Quentin Miller and I couldn’t care how it plays out. If Quentin comes up and keeps making good tunes. I’ll be fine with that. The only reason I noticed these things is from digging through his music because I liked it .

        Quentin is hinting to a lot of things on his tracks. “Thanks.. From Toronto” is one in particular. Sounds like he smashed someone’s girl out there while working for OVO but who know’s. It definitely seems like he’s taking subliminal shots at Drake. Listen to the song and lyrics.

  3. You can’t Hate the dude who REALLY writes the BARZ…..FUCK DRAKE and his ACTING ASS!!

    I fucks with QM !

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