There isn’t a simpler way to express philosophies, cultural relevance and seemingly unimportant ideas than memes. Throughout the years, Hip Hop has had its fair share as well. In fact, some within the culture have benefited tremendously from memes of all type. Some have found interesting ways of flexing their knowledge on the culture at large while others utilize memes to engage in hilarious shit-talking. Just in case you missed some of the funniest takes on life the internet can offer, we’re here to help through memes describing today’s top Hip Hop stories.
This week, the internet reacts to Action Bronson, Ghostface, Drake and Meek Mill.
Ghostface Killah and Action Bronson Have A Talk
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Ghostface Killah finally gave an interesting response to Action Bronson’s ESPN comments at the top of the week. Let’s just say, Pretty Tony wasn’t having any of it.
Action Bronson’s Big Lesson
Wu-Tang Ain’t Nothing To Fuck With.
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Ghostface Ask Bronson A Serious Question
“Why you gotta do me like that” was the question that Ghostface and the rest of the world wondered.
Family Guy’s Interpretation
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Even Peter and Lois gave their take on current events.
Ghostface Does Care
Throughout his almost seven minute response featuring “Be For Real” by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes in the background, Ghostface had one request for Action Bronson.
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Meek Mill In His Feelings
Allegedly, the controversy regarding Drake and Meek Mill began over Drizzy not tweeting his support for Dreams Worth More Than Money.
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#MeekMillBeLike
Then the internet started the #MeekMillBeLike which may run neck and neck this year with Dame Dash’s #tweetlikedamedash hashtag.
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Blackberry Blues
The ghostwriting allegations against Drake wasn’t the first shot at his artistic credibility within Hip Hop. Remember that Blackberry freestyle on Hot 97 some years back? Looks like Meek does.
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Drake Does Write His Rhymes
Remember the Take Care memes from years back, someone decided to use this as proof of Drizzy’s pen game.
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“Charged Up”
Drake’s first warning shot in “Charged Up” may seem like a first round OK for Meek’s career at this point.
