Meet The Guy That Writes Drake's Raps

Quentin Miller, the guy accused of writing raps for Drake, is coming to the rapper's defense saying he’s never been and never will be a ghostwriter. According to Miller, he was just your

average baker with a passion for music when Drake took him under his wing. He says most of “If You’re Reading This It's Too Late” was done before he was brought in to collaborate on a few songs. He adds ... Drake didn't even really need him, and he was just happy to take notes from "the best in the game." Miller was responding to accusations -- from Meek Mill and others -- that he wrote Drake's rhymes on “10 Bands.” He didn't specifically address his version of "10 Bands" that leaked this week -- but says, ”I could never take credit for anything other than the few songs we worked on together."Everything you need to know about Drake's writing partner Quentin Miller.

Dome days ago, Meek Mill announced to the world that Drake's verse on their collaboration "R.I.C.O." was in fact written with the help of someone else. This isn't "news" per se, as Quentin Miller (the writer in question) appears in the song's credits, but Meek said he had only recently found out, or else he "woulda took it off my album."
Despite the sense of betrayal that Meek seems to feel about this, Drake's been doing this for years, enlisting guys like Kia Shine and Nickelus F (both of whom had much more knowing reactions to Meek's tweets) to write with/for him in the past. "R.I.C.O." isn't even the first time he's worked with Miller.
But since Miller's been thrust into the spotlight in the wake of last night's Twitter crossfire, we figured we'd take the time to explain just who exactly he is to y'all. You may even get a new favorite song out of it!