Wack 100 shares video to fuel rumours of Meek Mill relationship with P Diddy
After accusing Wack 100 of not being exactly who he says he is, Meek Mill has landed in the firing line after his rival shared a video and explicit audio online in a new trolling move.
Over the weekend, things heated up for the pair after Mill attempted to expose Wack, accusing him of existing “online with fake extortion stories speaking on killing a famous person lol.” Mill backed up his claim by posting a video of Wack on No Jumper with Luce Cannon, further bolstering his stance against Wack’s legitimacy.
Following the dispute, fans were quick to attempt to analyse why the rapper had chosen to hit out at Wack in particular, but the hip-hop star quickly jumped to his own defence.
In a shockingly biting move, Wack shared a clip of P Diddy approaching Mill in a pool and referring to him as “daddy”. The post also came accompanied by explicit audio and was captioned by, “Please explain ‼️Guess this was ya hood day, Diddy get ya mans,” though nothing has been confirmed as yet.
Since the series of lawsuits emerged against Diddy, multiple rumours have circulated about those he has been involved with, and Mill’s name hasn’t gone unnoticed. One particular rumour centred around relations Diddy had with Usher and Mill, exacerbated to the point where disgraced internet personality Andrew Tate got involved in the discourse, despite Mill vehemently denying any liaison with the controversial rapper.
Mill commented on the rumours in a conversation with DJ Akademiks earlier this year, although his approach served to achieve little other than rile up Wack further. “Just say your a reformed civilian and keep all the STREET GANGSTA TOUGH SH!T OUT YA MOUTH,” he wrote at the time.
Back in April, the former co-owner and editor-in-chief of The Source magazine, Benzino, commented on the matter and attempted to urge people to observe the bigger picture, saying, “It’s none of our fucking business if him and Meek are fucking, or not fucking.” He added, “The internet makes all our business everybody’s business. At least the privacy of what we’re doin’ in our bedroom should be private.”
However, in a bold move, he also offered his opinion on the homosexuality aspect of the rumours, concluding, “But what a man does in a man’s bedroom? […] Now, that’s a different narrative. Because real street n-ggas can be gay. We got to be adults, and we got to look at this for what it is.”