Rick Ross, Meek Mill Beef: Wale Still MMG, 'I'm Here Permanently' After IG Rant Over Drake

MMG Leader, Rick Ross jumps in Wale's defense during bitter Meek Mill beef and says that the rapper has not been dropped from the label despite the Philly rapper's threats.

Rozay posted a video of him supporting Wale at his Morehouse college concert and denied rumors of him leaving the "Lotus Flower Bomb" rapper behind captioning the post, "Tonight @wale tore down as @djkhaled would say "Another One"!!! Never question The Empire #MMG."

 All hell broke loose when Meek responded to Wale's Breakfast Club interview where he says his label mate went to war with Drake with only a pencil and admitted that he's tried to contact him in the past to help him retaliate, but hasn't gotten through to him. In Meek fashion, the 28-year-old rapper responded in a lengthy twitter rant cutting all ties with the celebrity.

"N*ggas be doing all this to drop a new record gossiping about they h*e a** feelings and they personal life because they miserable and nobody don't rock with them! Really, stay away from me fam! Yo not MMG nomore! This why you can't get my number you a h*e! And you dead cracked right now @Wale foh nut! I wasn't even mad at you fam you got some real issues with yourself and you jealous!"

A photo posted by The Shade Room (@theshaderoominc) on Oct 21, 2015 at 3:21pm PDT

He wrote, "Broke rapper! This my last time I think addressing sh*t on the Internet... But if I don't talk about it one of you dudes gone get hurt speaking my name like it's sweet! Y'all n*ggas gone stop mentioning my name like it ain't no consequences... I'm off this internet! I don't speak on MMG in interviews unless it's good! You a clown... We don't wanna hear you nomore Fam! Go jump off a roof like you been tryna do chump! He not MMG I'm making that call... He been tryna call me saying Rozay owe us money... He don't owe me sh*t and if he do I'll get it later... Go that way!"

A video posted by The Shade Room (@theshaderoominc) on Oct 22, 2015 at 7:34am PDT