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Speaking via a phone interview, the Queens, New York-bred emcee shared his thoughts on Drizzy.

“I can’t f*ck with Drake, I like Drake, I like Drake as a young man trying to make money but I can’t take him serious,” Mega explained in an interview. “Number one, he’s rich. He’s rich man. I don’t like when these spoiled rich kids they just get into rap because it’s something they can do but they pops got money and they put ’em in the game and then they start rapping about something, a life they could never live. Go do something else. I mean, sh*t, if I could switch with you, I would be the rich dude, the rich goody good my whole life. N*ggas like us rap about sh*t because we lived it. These n*ggas use rap as a hobby.” (Street Disciplez Radio)

Drake has revealedhis interest in going Hollywood amongst the likes of established actors like Jamie Foxx, and being able to balance music and films.

“I’m working on [acting] right now,” he promised. “One of my best friends in this industry is Jamie Foxx…so hopefully we’ll get to do a movie together. And I’m a big Judd Apatow, comedic timing fan. I love all those movies that they do. So, yeah, I really want to get back into acting. It’s definitely something I’m interested in and always will be.” (Billboard)

The Blueprint 3 fell back one step to No. 2 with 134,100 sold copies losing out to Pearl Jam’s Backspacer which moved 189,300 units to go No. 1. According to Nielsen Soundscan, Jays latest No. 1 debuting album has sold 908,100 copies in just three weeks.

Whitney Houston’s I Look To You dropped two slots to No. 4 with 65,800. Houston’s comeback album has been able to rack up 620,300 scanned discs after a month on shelves.

Young Money artist Drake’s So Far Gone retail re-release slid three spots to No. 9 with 36,100. Going into his third week in stores, the rap newcomer’s latest offering rests at 109,700 moved units.

Pop group The Black Eyed Peas’ E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) fell to No. 16 moving down six slots with 29,000. With a solid four months under their belts, the group has been able to secure 1,140,300 scanned discs.

Rap newcomer Kid Cudi’s Man On The Moon: The End Of Day took a slight hit falling 13 positions down to No. 17 with 28,300 units sold. Going into his third week on charts, the Kanye West associate’s debut album has sold 132,600 records.

R&B singer Trey Songz’s Ready dropped seven slots to No. 21 with 19,200. Headed into its fifth week of availability, the singer’s third solo project has moved 223,900 albums.

Maxwell’s Black Summer’s Night moved down six spots to No. 27 with 16,600. After three months in stores, the singer’s comeback album rests at 778,700 scanned discs.

Down South rapper Lil Boosie’s Superbad: The Return Of Boosie Bad Azz took a hard hit falling 27 positions down to No. 30 with 15,000. With just two weeks under his belt, the rapper’s latest album has secured 63,900 sold records.

Sean Kingston’s new album Tomorrow landed on the charts this week at No. 37. The singer’s latest effort has moved 12,600 pieces after seven days in stores.

Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon took a fall as Only Built For Cuban Linx Part II dropped 18 slots down to No. 40 with 12,000. After three weeks on shelves, the rapper’s long-awaited release rests at 101,200.

Beyonce’s I Am…Sasha Fierce moved down four positions to No. 44 with 11,100. With 45 weeks under her belt, the singer’s third solo project has sold 2,424,800 records to date.

Eminem’s Relapse fell 14 spots down to No. 45 with 10,900 units sold. After 19 weeks of availability, the rapper’s comeback album has sold 1,339,400 copies.

Evening things out in Top 50 is Pitbull’s Rebelution which dropped 12 slots to No. 48 with 10,000. Going into his fifth week in stores, the rapper’s latest offering has sold 82,000 records to date.

Be sure to check back next week to peep reviews on new releases from Warren G, Playaz Circle, Ghostface Killah, and Mack 10.