Meek Mill Talks Justice Reform & Performs On “The Tonight Show” [WATCH]

Meek Mill made his return to “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” last night, one year after his arrest for reckless endangerment in New York City after his last appearance.

The rapper/activist did not only perform, but also served as one of the guests and discussed justice reform. Joined by Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin, the MMG rapper detailed his ongoing case and being on probation since he was put on it at 19-years-old. He will remain on it until 2023.

“If I was to loiter or get a traffic ticket, I could go to jail for years,” Meek said.

Watch below.

Following the constructive conversation with Jimmy Fallon, Meek hit “The Tonight Show” guest to serve as the night’s musical performer. He performed his single “Dangerous” off his ‘Legends of the Summer’ EP, along with Jeremih, PnB Rock, and The Roots.

Watch below.

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Justin Credible DJs James Harden’s MVP Celebration Party With Meek Mill, Ben Simmons & Others [PEEP]

Last night I pulled up with Justin Credible to Avenue, as he got the opportunity to DJ James Harden’s official MVP celebration party that was powered by BEATS BY DRE.

The night got going quick and reached maximum levels of EPIC as the drinks flowed and the stars aligned inside Avenue. Jus set the tone quick playing the hottest club joints and in no time the entire club was packed out.

We celebrated life throughout the night as the fam Meek Mill dropped in the booth and played some new music. The crowd’s reaction was validation that he has some certified fire on the way!

Attendees included NBA Rookie of the Year Ben Simmons, Wizard’s guard John Wall, DJ Clue, Slowbucks, Cash XO, Nav, DreamChasers Coon Philly, the homie DJ T Jizzle, Skipworth, Kevin Liles, Kash Doll, Bernice Burgos, Smokepurpp, amongst others. Shoutout to everyone that made it out!

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New Music: Meek Mill – “Stay Woke” Feat. Miguel [LISTEN]

At last night’s BET Awards, Meek Mill debuted his new single “Stay Woke” with a powerful performance that touched on a lot of social issues. The Miguel-assisted single is Meek’s first release since being released from prison.

Listen to the single below and watch the BET Awards performance.

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New Music: RJ – “Meek Free” Feat. Mike Wayne [LISTEN]

Celebrating Meek Mill’s freedom is what RJ does on his new single “Meek Free” featuring associate Mike Wayne. The single has a smooth feel with a relaxing West Coast production that is reminiscent of the early 2000’s.

Listen below.

 

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Meek Mill Gets Candid In NBC Special “Dreams And Nightmares: The Meek Mill Story” [WATCH]

Since being freed from prison Meek Mill hasn’t done any interviews on his current legal battles and ongoing probation violation case, which dates back to 2011. In his first interview since getting out on bail the Philadelphia rapper sat down with Lester Holt for his NBC Special “Dreams and Nightmares: The Meek Mill Story.”

The full broadcast aired on NBC last night and included exclusive access to Meek’s situation and prison release, beginning with his release last month and chopper ride with Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin to the game, shortly after his release.

For over 40-minutes Meek and Holt discussed the rapper’s redemption, quest to freedom, beginning an entire justice reform movement, the justice system in America, his ongoing legal battle, and even his opioid addiction, which wasn’t made public until yesterday.

Along with speaking to Meek, Holt also spoke to his mother Kathy Williams and sister Nasheema Williams about the issues at hand. Meek also discussed missing his family, support from fans, and more.

When asked about his responsibility Meek said, “At this point, it’s not all about me having the light to shine on my situation. It’s about the thousands of others that’s caught up in that situation. How can we fix young black men going to jail for frivolous reasons and other young children growing up without fathers in their homes? And the cycle continuing of young black men going to prison.”

Watch the full candid interview below via NBC.

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BREAKING: Meek Mill Released From Prison [PEEP]

From #FreeMeekMill to #MeekMillFree.

After an ongoing battle with Pennsylvania courts that will continue, Meek Mill is finally free. He was jailed last November of last year for probation violations that stemmed from a 2011 sentence before the Philadelphia Supreme Court demanded he be freed.

Meek had first filed the bail petition in his probation case, which warranted 2-4 years in prison. His lawyer Joe Tacopina filed the motion to Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley, who rejected the request and ordered he be jailed on a 2-4 year prison sentence. While denying the bail petition Judge Brinkley went on to call Meek a “danger to the community” and a “flight risk.”

Although his bail request was finally granted and he is now, the fight will have to continue. The rapper said in a statement that, “In the meantime, I plan to work closely with my legal team to overturn this unwarranted conviction and look forward to reuniting with my family and resuming my music career.”

Upon being released and getting his phone back, Meek wrote a letter of appreciation to everyone who has been by his side like God, JAY-Z, family, Roc Nation, The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, and more.

“I’d like to thank God, my family, my friends, my attorneys, my team at Roc Nation including JAY-Z, Desiree Perez, my good friend Michael Rubin, my fans, The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, and all my public advocates for their love, support and encouragement during this difficult time,” he wrote in and IG post.

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Stay tuned for more updates as they unfold.

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New Video: Meek Mill – “1942 Flows” [WATCH]

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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New Music: Tee Grizzley – “First Day Out (Remix)” Feat. Meek Mill [LISTEN]

On the heels of the Philadelphia Eagles winning their first-ever Super Bowl title yesterday, Tee Grizzley unleashes the remix to his “First Day Out” anthem featuring Philly’s Meek Mill.

Tee Grizzley reworks his verse and shows love to Philly and Meek saying he bet on the Eagles to win and split it with his dawgs while “Free Meek” adlibs sound off in the background. On Meek’s verse, the Philly spitter shouts out Jay-Z and John Wall with a crazy verse.

Listen below.

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New Music: Joyner Lucas & Meek Mill – “Run It” [LISTEN]

A collaboration between Joyner Lucas and Meek Mill has surfaced in the form of the Timbaland-produced “Run It.” Both rappers show off their lyrical athleticism with Meek boasting his success and showing love to Diddy’s Ciroc Vodka.

“And I ride, for the ‘Ye, Westside, Kim K / White girl, through the Bay / In my hood, I’m Mac Dre,” raps Meek Milly.

Listen below.

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New Music: Meek Mill, YG & Snoop Dogg – “That’s My N***a” [LISTEN]

Tomorrow will be a crazy day for hip-hop as we will get a plethora of new albums and singles. A project that has been under the radar is the soundtrack for Will Smith’s Netflix movie, “Bright.” The soundtrack will include a Meek Mill, YG, and Snoop Dogg collaborative single called “That’s My N*gga.”

“That’s My N*gga” is a stereotypical street record that gathers Meek, YG, and Snoop all bring their gangster flow over a production that samples Dr. Dre’s classic “Still D.R.E.” single.

Listen below.

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New Video: Meek Mill & Young Thug – “We Ball” [WATCH]

Meek Mill’s ‘Wins & Losses’ is being regarded as one of the best albums of the year. The album has been regarded as the revival of Meek’s career until he landed back in prison. Today his “We Ball” single featuring Young Thug was released, even though he is currently locked up.

There was a video for this single as part of Meek Mill’s ‘Wins & Losses’ rollout, but wasn’t the official version. This version which includes Young Thug is dedicated to Lil’ Snupe and shows both Meek and Thugger mourning a loss.

Watch below.

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Meek Mill Denied Bail; Will Remain In Prison [PEEP]

The ongoing legal woes will continue for Meek Mill as he was denied bail by the The Pennsylvania Superior Court and Philadelphia judge he and his lawyer have been relentlessly fighting. Although the decision was made on Friday, it was only reported to the public today.

Meek filed the bail petition in his probation violation case, which warranted 2-4 years in prison. His lawyer Joe Tacopina filed the motion to Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley, who was the one that made gave the Philly rapper his prison sentence. While denying the bail petition she went on to call Meek a “danger to the community” and a “flight risk.”

Tacopina explained his stance in a statement saying, “As stated on multiple occasions, he has never missed a previous court date in this case and poses absolutely no threat to the community, which makes him an ideal candidate for bail – a conclusion the Commonwealth did not oppose.”

Judge Brinkley sentenced Meek to his current sentence in early November for violating his probation, even though prosecutors didn’t call for any jail time to be given. The case that got Meek where he is now stems from a 2008 gun and drug charge.

The “harsh” treatment of Meek has resulted in Tacopina questioning Brinkley’s agenda and personal feelings against the rapper, alleging Brinkley asked Meek to quit Roc Nation and sign with her friend’s managing company. Tacopina also said that Brinkley requested Meek remake Boyz II Men’s “On Bended Knee” as an apology to her. He goes on to say Brinkley is “infatuated” with Meek and he hasn’t seen this kind of complication in his long legal career.

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YG Previews New Meek Mill Collaboration & 4Hunnid’s 2017 Fall/Holiday Collection [PEEP]

We haven’t heard from YG for a while which can only mean that he is readying a new music project. In a new promo video for 4Hunnid clothing’s 2017 Fall/Holiday collection, the Bompton rapper showed support for Meek Mill, who is currently serving time and previewed a new song with the incarcerated rapper.

The video, titled “FREE MEEK,” begins with a man running to a vehicle and getting away from a situation. Later in the video other men appear wearing the 2017 4Hunnid Fall/Holiday collection and tagging “FREE MEEK MILL” on a wall. Meanwhile the upcoming banger plays in the background.

Watch and listen below.

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