Download 6 Songs Inspired By The Game & Meek Mill's Beef

The Game’s “92 Bars” and “Pest Control,” Meek Mill’s “OOOUUU (Remix)” and Beanie Sigel’s “I’m Coming” and “GoodNight” all made big splashes when they dropped, but between those high-profile diss tracks there have been some smaller ones also making ripples online.

As Meek’s beef shifts from Game to Beanie (for now at least), we look back on some of the tracks the initial feud inspired.

Drag-On — “It’s Game Time”

 

 The main target in “92 Bars” might’ve been Meek Mill, but original Ruff Ryder member Drag-On didn’t appreciate the peripheral shot at him in the track, where Game rapped, “I’m the old DMX you niggas Drag-On.”

He responded with a video of his own, hitting back with “I ain’t playin’ with the voodoo, 92 bars and 86 of ’em doodoo” and telling Game, “Don’t ever mention my name unless you putting some legendary shit on it. I don’t give a fuck how much your big ass working out. I paved the way for you lil niggas. Straight up on some young OG shit.”

Daylyt — “State Property” & “Osmelly”

California battle rapper Daylyt is well known for inserting himself in the middle of whatever’s going on with the news, and last month he was riding for his coast with two tracks backing The Game. He goes at Beanie Sigel in a record named “State Property,” and separately at Omelly with a playground-taunt titled track that features some cold threats.

Daylyt already handled Meek Mill last year during the Drake beef with a video that has done more than 4.4 million views on YouTube.


Several Philly rappers didn’t appreciate Game coming at someone from their city, with Quilly responding to the track with his own “OOOUUU” remix that attacks Game for his tattoos, his rumored past as a stripper and his habit of posting semi-nude pictures to Instagram.

Reed Dollaz — “Pull Up On Ya”


The Philly battle rap legend didn’t appreciate Game taking shots at someone from his city either, stepping into the booth to fire off a response that came with some Boyz n the Hood-themed photoshop artwork.

“Stripper-ass nigga don’t want no war with the town / You do a show in my city man down, nigga shots fired / But knowing Game he wired, he got the cops hired,” he spits over the track, which switches up in the second half as he delivers more insults over the (now practically essential) “OOOUUU” beat.

Cyssero — “Ghost Behind The Pen”


Just because Cyssero is from Philly doesn’t mean he has to take Meek’s side. He opens “Ghost Behind The Pen” with shots at Quilly and Reed for jumping into Meek’s battle, saying “Game wasn’t dissing Philly, he was coming at Meek. So let that nigga fight his own war, he ain’t feeding none of y’all.”

He spends much of the eight-minute track berating Meek (again) for making their city look bad in the beefs. “If I was Meek I’da bodied Drake. If I was Meek I’da bodied Game. And I woulda bodied Buddens. All in the name of my city,” he raps.

Also of note, he claims to have ghostwritten part of Game’s initial attack on Meek, rapping, “Heard Game diss Meek with ’92 Bars.’ Yeah I know. So? 30 was mine.”