As carries on his battles with the judicial system for freedom, Meek Mill and his camp free the visuals for his “1942 Flows” off last year’s critically-acclaimed ‘Wins & Losses’ album.
Not shying away from his ongoing legal battle, the opening clip shows him at a tense press conference, where he pleads for his freedom and explains why he doesn’t deserve jail time. A perplexed Meek is then shown frustrated explaining his unfair prison sentence saying.
They charged me with F1 felonies, they seen me riding a bike. That kind of says it all,” he says. “You get F1 felonies when you shoot somebody, when you stab somebody. I was charged with that for riding a bike.”
Watch below.
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