The 35-year-old actor gives his support for The Game in his ongoing feud against Meek, revealing that the 'All Eyes on You' rapper was a 'big part' of his and Nicki's split.
- Oct 6, 2016
AceShowbiz - Safaree Samuels revealed in new interview that Meek Mill played a "big part" in his split from Nicki Minaj. The 35-year-old rapper said he dropped the lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend and moved on.
"I dropped everything," Safaree shared, "I'd started a process and then I was like, 'It is what it is. If you want to deal with it like that, go ahead. I ain't trippin'.' I'm doing a lot and I don't want to have to deal with depositions and courts and all of that. Ain't nobody threatened me. Ain't nobody make me do it. At the end of the day, I didn't even wanna do it. I just know if it was me and the shoe was on the other foot, I'd handle it and just say, 'Peace out. Here. Do what you gotta do. That's it.' But I just dropped it."
"I'm in such a good headspace so I'm not even focusing on that," he added, "Even when people bring it up to me and everything that has to do with her, it does not phase me."
The breakup, however, was recently brought up in The Game's diss track for Meek, "Pest Control", in which he rapped, "Now tell the world how you got your b***h/ You FaceTimed Nicki while Safaree was f***in' a chick." At the time, Safaree commented on the song allegation, "Honestly, I should thank him."
Safaree told Rap-Up, "[Meek] definitely was a big part as to why me and Nicki broke up." As the Meek Mill-The Game feud went on, Safaree picked the obvious side. "The Game is a beast," he shared, " 'Pest Control' was one of the craziest diss records of all time in diss history. There's nothing to make of it. It's not even on no bias s**t."
When asked whether he felt any sympathy for Meek, Safaree replied, "I don't feel no sympathy for nobody who don't care about me. It is what it is."
The diss track feud between Meek and The Game began in mid-September. The Game called out Meek during his show, saying, "I just wanna beat that n***a a** one good time. When you see me, n***a, square up. It ain't gotta be about no guns. F**k Meek Mill. I'm Game. Meek Mill not snitching on me? I never heard of that. F**k that n***a."
The Game then followed it up with a diss track titled "92 Bars".
The back-and-forth diss continued on Instagram and intensified when Sean Kingston got involved, supporting Meek via Instagram, as well as Beanie Sigel. Meek then dissed The Game in a track called "OOOUUU".
