Meek Mill Breaks Silence On Chris Brown And Drake Fight

Chris And Drake Fight – Chris Brown and Drake‘s nightclub brawl continue to dominate headlines with numerous updates daily. Several victims have stepped forward with injuries even one threatening a lawsuit.

The latest comes from rapper Meek Mill who was present during the fight and on some level involved in the fracas.

According to Meek, neither Drake or Chris Brown had another thing to do with bottles flying in the air.

I never seen Chris Brown or Drake throw a bottle and I was there,” said the Philly-based rapper to XXL.

“Chris and Drake, them two was there but its other people that be around that take s— it to the next level. Things just happen in the club. I seen girls in there throwing bottles, all types of s—. All types of people.”

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