Drake vs. Meek Mill: the diss track order

The rapid 2015 opening

Drake released Charged Up on July 27, 2015 and Back To Back two days later. Both target Meek Mill in the archive. Meek’s Wanna Know followed on July 30, making the opening sequence unusually compact and easy to read by date.^[1],[2],[3]

The exchange continued into 2016 through I’m Da Plug (Freestyle), War Pain, Summer Sixteen, Trap Vibes, and All the Way Up (Remix). Those later records add other targets and production contexts, so they belong to a longer catalog trail rather than the three-day opening burst alone.^[1],[2],[3]

• 1. Charged Up — Drake →
• 2. Back To Back — Drake →
• 3. Wanna Know — Meek Mill →
• Later: War Pain — Meek Mill →
• Later: Summer Sixteen — Drake →

Why the opening trio remains the clean entry point

Charged Up, Back To Back, and Wanna Know share a tight release window and reciprocal target data. Starting there gives readers a defensible response order before the exchange becomes mixed with other rivalries, remixes, and songs that address more than one opponent.^[1],[2],[3]

The archive records public releases and target assignments, not private creative timelines. A release that arrived later may have been recorded earlier, and a track with multiple targets should not be reduced to only the Drake–Meek relationship.