Did alleged Drake ghostwriter, Quentin Miller just drop a Drake diss track?

courtesy Quentin Miller's Instagram.

Quentin Miller, the man who Meek Mill alleged was writing Drake's rhymes just put out a song called, 'Cease and Desist'. What really has people talking, though is certain lines from the track that sound very suspiciously like him taking shots at Drake:

       Dropped from the label and still wasn't faded.

       Gave these n--- some of the hottest songs of the year and

       i'm still underrated. 

       What you makin' out the door with my name on the bill 

       From now on, oh no n---

       Don't approach n--- 'til that part's cleared up. 

       N--- sleepin' on me i'm like, 'Who them?'

       Think of 2015 without Q.M. 

       No more "Mr. Nice Guy" Quentin Miller

       No more love from my side for you n---.

       Middle fingers all you n--- get.

       Tried to run off with my swag I send a cease and desist. 

       Could've easily went in on niggas that ain't what I'm here

       for.

       I've been heatin' up the stove try'na water whip a Grammy.

       Million something plays, million sold Miller platinum... wow.

Quentin Miller took to Twitter after releasing the track to clear things up, letting people know it wasn't a shot at Drake:

Yall thirsty for beef man.. Crazy.. It's just rap... I'm a rapper in case Yall forgot..  

There will never be a QM diss track to that man... EVER! 

But here's the thing-- as of today those tweets have mysteriously disappeared from Quentin's page.

Which brings us to the question on everybody's lips in the aftermath of the Ghostface/Action Bronson beef: if you delete the tweets does the apology still count?

For what it's worth the track does the job as a diss record, if that's even what it is, but it doesn't sound like something that'll set the charts (or streets) on fire. Click on over to Rap Genius for a much more in-depth examination of the meaning behind the bars.

Props to MusicTimes.

Beef rating
1 out of 5

Bunch'a baloney
This ain't no beef, it's more like lunch meat...