Meek Mill Talks Relationship w/ Nicki Minaj & Joe Budden's Criticsm

Meek Mill is in the way of a storm right now. After firing all kinds of shots at Drake over Twitter, he has had to deal with two songs from Drake aimed at him and the social media flak for not getting back at Drizzy with music.

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Meek was also a news maker a couple of weeks ago when he beefed with Joe Budden over some comments he made about Meek’s relationship with Nicki Minaj.

He has now talked about it for the first time in an interview with Billboard.

On his relationship with Nicki Minaj:

“You want to be private with your girl once in a while. I would love to be able to just walk down the street by ourselves. Say my mom took a picture of me with no shirt on. I’m skinny — I got a little bird chest and a fat stomach. I can’t really tell my mom not to take that picture, that I’m not trying to have that type of look in the streets.”

On argument with Nicki over ‘All Eyes On You’:

“She wanted it to be my single, and I didn’t. It turned into an ego argument. She killed me on that song,” admits Meek, “but I don’t really care. When my girl do better than me, I still win. When I do better than her, she still wins.”

On Drake and Lil Wayne’s raps about Nicki on ‘Only’:

“She wasn’t my girl then, but now she wouldn’t even had did that”

On Joe Budden’s comments:

“You can’t be hard all the time, man. There’s both sides to everything. What’s wrong with it? Jay Z was a street rapper and he had a girlfriend.”