Lemme fill you in real quick if you're a couple weeks late to the draw (or myself late to the post!): Drake was featured on a track on fellow rapper Meek Mill's new album called "R.I.C.O" (which btdubbs was on Monday Mixtape, Vol. 12).

After the album dropped, Meek Mill went on a twitter rant claiming that Drake used a ghostwriter named Quentin Miller for his verse. Turns out that Drake has credited Quentin Miller for writing other songs with Drake which would no longer make him a ghostwriter. Mill was also pissed that Drake wasn't promoting his feature on Mill's album, so he decided to go after the biggest rapper alive right now (regrets to Kendrick and Kanye).

Relationship note: Mill was also dating Nicki Manaj - who Drake has dated - and prior to this disaster joined Manaj on her world tour as an opening act. So now we're getting into a crazy love triangle. Drake's lyrics on this situation are great:

You love her, then you gotta give the world to her
Is that a world tour or your girl's tour?
I know that you gotta be a thug for her
This ain't what she meant when she told you to open up more

Needless to say, Mr. Mill, this was a mistake. As we learn time and time again, do not fuck with Drake. It's one thing when you're a nobody trying to make a name for yourself by going after a big rapper, but it's a huge mistake when you're actually selling records to go after the most beloved rapper.

Drake came back at Meek Mill with two diss tracks, "Charged Up," and "Back to Back." The latter is my favorite. This track has already ended the beef as Meek Mill took his diss tracks off SoundCloud.

The best part of this all has been the gifs on the Genius.com lyrics page for "Back to Back." First, play this song, read along to the lyrics, and appreciate a great diss track. Then, scroll down to the comments section and prepare to laugh your ass off with the clever gifs these people came up with.

Today's mixtape focuses solely on rap. And if we're talking recent rap, it has to start with Vince Staples debut album, Summertime '06, released last week. It's gotten a lot of love, and it's nice to see a rookie making his space in the world of Kanyes and Drakes. "Street Punks" should have given some credit to Pharrell and The Clipse - that muffled bass drum echoes just like "Grindin'." Like most of his other tracks, the sparse beats leave a ton of space for Staples to find himself.

Speaking of Drake, he just won't disappear from my mixes! He's the modern music Midas, making great music prolifically on both his own tracks and the songs he's featured on. These are all features by Drake, but he makes the tracks.

"CoCo" is a completely ridiculous song. But when the Warriors won the NBA Finals, I was in a bar surrounded by locals going crazy, and amidst the chaos, the bar blasted their Warriors anthem, "CoCo." Everyone started dancing, bobbing their heads, and singing along. A memorable moment and a song that will forever remind me of the Dubs winning the title!