Meek Mill and Drake on stage
Drake and his former nemesis Meek Mill have apparently made amends following a long-running feud.
The Toronto superstar brought out the Philly rapper during a show at the
TD Garden in Boston on Saturday night (September 8). Drake, of course,
was performing with Migos as part of the Aubrey and The Three Amigos
Tour.
Shortly after Meek steps on stage, he and Drake exchange a quick
handshake as Meek goes on to perform his 2012 track “Dreams &
Nightmares.”
Drake marked the occasion on social media with an Instagram post.
“This really gave me peace of mind tonight,” he wrote in the
caption. “Healing and moving forward created one of the most electric
and gratifying moments of my career.
“@meekmill I’m happy that you are home and that we could find our way
back to our joint purpose. (Cue the Kevin Garnett “anything is possible”
adlib).”
Drake and Meek’s beef stretches back to 2015 when Meek fired off a tweet
accusing the 6 God of using ghostwriters. Consequently, Drake retailed
with two diss tracks aimed at Meek, including the “Back To Back”
freestyle.
In an interview with Ebro In The Morning last July, Meek admitted he was “out of control” with the whole thing.
“The way I was coming at everybody, I offended a lot of people at that point,” he said.
“Even the way I was talking, the stuff I said … We had little things
that I ain’t really agree with that I didn’t feel. And when I’m off the
shits, I’m just off the shits. I’m just coming a thousand miles an hour.
“I don’t give a fuck about nobody, how I was coming. And me as a person
now when I’m not like that…I think I could have approached things
better. It is what it is.”
Since then, things have drastically changed. Meek served seven months at Chester State Prison and was released in May.
Soon after Meek’s November 2017 arrest, Drake offered his support during a show in Melbourne, Australia.
“I see you got the ‘Free Meek Mill’ T-shirt,” he told an audience member. “Free Meek Mill too. You right.”