Drake Squashes Beef With Meek Mill and Chris Brown.
While the war between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj has never been so intense, Drake on his side is in the mood to breathe the pipe of peace with his former enemies.
For starters, the Canadian rapper made peace with Chris Brown, with whom he has been in trouble since 2012. Their point of contention was their love for the same woman: Rihanna.
From now on, the young woman is in a couple and happy with the businessman Hassan Jameel. Chris Brown and Drake have decided to put an end to their confusion and followed each other on Instagram.
Breezy is not the only lucky one to be able to bury the hatchet with Drake. Indeed, Meek Mill went straight on stage at a performance in Boston as part of the "Aubrey & the Three Migos" tour.
Recall that Meek Mill and Drake were beefing since 2015 when Nicki Minaj ex boyfriend accused the 6 God not to write his songs. However, in 2017, Drake showed his support for Meek Mill when he was in prison by repeatedly quoting "Free Meek Mill" during his concerts.
Henceforth, remains only the reconciliation between Drake and Pusha T without forgetting Kanye West, knowing that Drake is willing not to go after Kanye again ...
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