Meek Mill Doesn’t Know ‘Beef’ — Various Fast-Food Restaurants Serve Rapper Well-Done
Meek Mill is now getting served well-done by food establishments. They claim that the rapper doesn’t know how to handle “beef.”
You know you’re in the pits when industries far outside their areas of expertise start weighing in on you. Sure, Drake’s diss, “Wanna Know,” was pretty bad. But bad enough that restaurants are publicly defaming Meek Mill as well?
The world’s “shade” recovery program is lost. It seems that Meek is going down as the battle rapper that lost to a “singing n***a.”
White Castle, the restaurant best known for steam-grilled sliders, chicken rings, and for the Harold and Kumar films, has even piped in. The ‘Castle weighed in on Mill’s song and ability to handle beef. Well, actually, it was the lack-thereof. The fast food establishment made a comment via Twitter on its timeline.
“It’s okay, Meek Mill. Maybe beef isn’t your thing. #ChickenRings @Drake”
It's ok, @MeekMill. Maybe beef isn't your thing. #ChickenRings @Drake pic.twitter.com/4W8oPuoqQK
— White Castle (@WhiteCastle) July 31, 2015
In the days prior, before Meek’s response, Whataburger had a few things to say about the quality of beef, as it relates to Meek. After Drake’s “Back to Back” hit, the establishment tweeted as follows.
“Meek Mill might need to eat his feeling with #BackToBack Whataburger after that one.”
Meek Mill might need to eat his feelings with #BacktoBack Whataburger after that one.
— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) July 29, 2015
Then, to add insult to that injury, they responded again when Meek released “Wanna Know.”
“Meek Mill take it from us – if you gonna serve beef serve it high quality.”
Meek Mill take it from us- if you gonna serve beef serve it high quality
— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) July 31, 2015
“Chicken fingers turn to Twitter fingers.”
Chicken fingers turn to twitter fingers pic.twitter.com/EQLwa3cWTJ
— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) July 31, 2015
Then, they told Drizzy to pass the mic, taking one from the Canadian rapper.
Drake pass the mic:
?Last name Burger,
First name Greatest! ?— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) July 31, 2015
So, you’re pretty much done when burger joints are using you for advertisement and relevancy. Well-done, at that.
Yo @meekmill seen the new Meek-Burger with no mo' beef? pic.twitter.com/axyPUwwknD
— Selasie (@NkyinkyimSays) July 30, 2015
Even Burger King weighed in. However, it wasn’t choosing sides. Or was it? It’s subtle, but it’s there.
All these burgers and they still got beef. #BackToBack pic.twitter.com/ZCHfazodwB
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) July 29, 2015
Yes, it’s more than clear to see that Meek’s career has taken a massive “L” in the win/loss column.
While @MeekMill outchea getting booed@drake is at Tootsies eating food
Tootsies is in Philly folks pic.twitter.com/4R5JWWxoIy— THE BEST EVENT HOST ALIVE ? (@DPtheMC) July 29, 2015
And on top of all the losing battles, Meek Mill seems to have lost another battle — the one for his relationship. According to a previous article from Inquisitr, Nicki Minaj decided to end things with the rapper on Thursday. If Mill wasn’t a meek person before now, this may have a changing affect on his life.
It appears that social presence is far more influential now as it has been in the past. Don’t worry Meek, maybe it’ll all be over soon.
Meek Mill got fast food twitter accounts roasting him too. That man about to just eat at @Walmart
— Black Superman (@HowiEazy) August 1, 2015
What are your thoughts about Meek Mill and his take on beef? Do you think it’s possible for him to bounce back? Or is his credibility too far gone?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.
[Photo Credits: Twitter]