Meek Mill Asks If He “Fell Off,” But Receives The Hard Truth From Fans

Meek Mill Asks If He "Fell Off," But Receives The Hard Truth From Fans

After urging people to “tell the truth” and express whether they believe Meek Mill “fell off” or not, fans have provided him with some sincere feedback.

The Philadelphia rapper used Twitter on Wednesday (June 14) to undertake this “social experiment” and stated that he wouldn’t take any feedback personally, regardless of what the people voted.

Who believes I lost my mojo or that I no longer have it with rapping? He composed. I’m not taking it personally, but I do need clarification. Before I act, I need to hear what other people have to say! A study on society! If you are a fan of mine, respond!…I’m not requesting your trust either.

The reactions poured in right afterwards, with many fans agreeing that Meek should stop working on a project.

“I don’t think the rapping fell off, but I didn’t feel the heat off the last few releases,” a user commented. “The finest have already been there so no big deal; nonetheless, I’d really like to see you collaborate more frequently with some bigger stars than you used to. Prepare that return album now! “Big fan!”

Another person confessed, “It’s time to drop an album meek,” while an admirer remarked, “Fell off and I’m from Philly been listening to you for years.”

The reactions poured in right afterwards, with many fans agreeing that Meek should stop working on a project.

“I don’t think the rapping fell off, but I didn’t feel the heat off the last few releases,” a user commented. “The finest have already been there so no big deal; nonetheless, I’d really like to see you collaborate more frequently with some bigger stars than you used to. Prepare that return album now! “Big fan!”

Another person confessed, “It’s time to drop an album meek,” while an admirer remarked, “Fell off and I’m from Philly been listening to you for years.”

However, many supporters of Meek’s existing position hailed him as a living great who needed nothing more to prove.

One fan commented, “It sounds like you’re more at ease in your rhymes.” “Meek, there’s nothing wrong with that. Many years ago, you made your aspirations come true.

“I think you don’t have anything left in rap to prove, Meek,” another person said. Any type of art that you do will be admired and supported by me. including endeavors in business. You’re not in a box, therefore I rock with you. Of course, I believe you can still rap and be fr.

Expensive Pain, released in 2021, was Meek Mill’s final full-length release for Atlantic Records. It was his first studio album without a verse from his Maybach Music label head Rick Ross and featured guest appearances from Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert, Young Thug, UK rapper Giggs, and others. It was also his final album for Atlantic Records.

At the project’s one-year mark in last October, the Dream Chasers’ leader acknowledged that the record was a useful lesson in how not to conduct business.

He posted the album’s cover art on Instagram at the time, reading, “1 year Anniversary to the last album idk how money I made off it or had no control over the overall plan and I only made 13% off it lol.” “From now on, every album I release will earn me at least $10 million.

I’ve been taking so long because I got caught up in that slave thing, which is why it’s still on this album. Whatever I do, it burns! In that system, they don’t actually support morally upright music. Now that I have the chance, I’m going to figure out how to get paid to rap! #Expensivepain.”

“Don’t show me plaques, show me checks. How much does each song make?” he continued. scream to the roc people And @ninachanel turned on the p-key.

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