Funkmaster Flex Says He Has Drake’s Reference for Big Sean’s “Blessings”

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Funk Flex is definitely one of the 5 most outspoken people in the music industry. The guy just says whatever comes to mind, whether it makes sense to the rest of us, or not. In fact, it’s kind of what made Flex so great in his heyday. You were guaranteed to hear the craziest, most outlandish sh*t when you tuned into that 7pm slot. You wouldn’t see it coming but Flex always had a bomb to drop. And that isn’t a reference to his signature explosive ad-lib.

So, it should come as a surprise to no one that Flex is sounding off on every platform he has access to regarding the continually developing situation involving Meek Mill, and the accusations he levied against Drake earlier this week. On Wednesday night, Flex claimed he’d acquired certified reference tracks from If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late–basically songs or verses written by someone else, in this case, Quentin Miller, that eventually made Drake’s album.

Today, Flex is taking it a step further, and in light of Quentin Miller‘s admission that he “isn’t” and “will never be” a ghostwriter for Drake, has taken to Twitter to continue to go at Drake for “the truth.” In this current rant, Flex claims he has more reference tracks, this time for Drake’s collaboration with Big Sean, “Blessings,” and the song that started this entire fiasco, Meek Mill’s “R.I.C.O.”

Song #1 I have the reference track to “blessings” TELL ME I FUCKING LYING??? I FUCKING DARE YOU???? @DRAKE ?????????????

— Funk Flex !!!!! (@funkflex) July 25, 2015

Nigga nobody got a problem with “collaborating” or “ghostwriting” DONT FRONT LIKE U DO!!!! @DRAKE

— Funk Flex !!!!! (@funkflex) July 25, 2015

Let’s see where this leads. Will he actually play the records, or just rant on social media and try to get responses out of Drake.