AceShowbiz - Charlamagne Tha God remains steadfast in his assessment of Meek Mill’s career after the rapper’s highly publicized feud with Drake in 2015, despite facing backlash for his remarks.

During a recent episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, the popular radio host suggested that Meek Mill “never recovered” from the battle with Drake, sparking a strong reaction from the Philadelphia rapper.

Charlamagne Tha God elaborated on his viewpoint, emphasizing what he perceives as a key weakness that hindered Meek Mill following the feud. “Like, something was just off after the battle,” he explained. “And he didn’t really recover. You know what it was with Meek, man? Meek’s Achilles heel, to me, was actually Twitter.”

The radio personality highlighted Drake’s diss track, “Back to Back,” which featured the memorable line “Trigger fingers turn to Twitter fingers,” as a pivotal moment that shifted public perception.

Unsurprisingly, Meek Mill was angered by Charlamagne Tha God’s comments. He fired back by accusing the host of attempting to damage his brand without justification and even insinuated that Charlamagne was secretly gay.

In an Instagram post, Meek Mill defended his success since the feud, listing his achievements with multiple platinum certifications. He wrote, “Since Drake beef I drop tap 3x platinum... peta double platinum... blue notes 1 and 2 platinum... uptown vibes with legend from Brooklyn fab platinum,” highlighting his continued commercial impact.

He also expressed frustration over what he described as “real propaganda” against his image, stating, “We gotta keep a close eye on this cat I feel like he in the closet gay man that hates successful black men unless he doing biz with them but they promoted Im gay?? and I’m powering helping pop like 10 artist off on the east no cash gain for charity! I’m really the one but it’s some real propaganda on my brand and I want it investigated.”

Charlamagne Tha God addressed the controversy again on The Breakfast Club, agreeing that the negative narrative surrounding Meek Mill is unusual. “I agree with Meek. The propaganda against Meek is strange. And it started with that battle. And at least on social media, the narrative around him hasn’t,” he said.

He added, “That’s why I’m not even mad. Uh, you know, he said I’m DL in that post because that’s just projection.” He reiterated that the social media narrative is what led him to say that Meek Mill hasn’t fully bounced back since the feud.