Nicki Minaj's boyfriend rapper Meek Mill took his statements to Twitter accusing Drake as the rapper who has a ghostwriter and not writing his own raps.
TIME reported Meek Mill's accusations against Drake who has a ghostwriter anad who does not write his own raps, and listed down the tweets.
"The whole game now for real they scared to tell the truth!" he wrote on Twitter, adding Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne as those he said who also have knowledge on this.
Meek Mill also reportedly said that the reason why Drake has not posted anything to support the rapper's new album called "Dreams Worth More Than Money," where Drake is featured on one of the songs, is because Meek Mill has knowledge about the alleged ghostwriter assistance.
Apparently, it is not only Meek Mill who accused Drake of asking a ghostwriter to write songs. In a report by The Daily Beast, Kendrick Lamar released a barb against a rapper that uses a ghostwriter.
His statement read, "I can dig rapping, but a rapper with a ghostwriter? / What the fuck happened? / (Oh no) I swore I wouldn't tell / But most of y'all sharing bars like you got the bottom bunk in a two-man cell."
While a musician accused of ghostwriting his or her lyrics may be one of the shameful parts of the career, some other rappers are also hiring ghostwriting. According a website TheRichest.com, there are other rappers who have asked an assistant to write their songs.
One of them is rapper Dr. Dre who reportedly asked assistance and help in the writing department from Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Jay-A and more.
P Diddy or Puffy is also another rapper who admitted having others write his lyrics and reportedly, this includes Drake.
Apparently, Drake is not the only rapper who "does not write his own raps," should the accusations will be proven true.
