Prior to his arrest that landed him in the pen, Philly native Meek Mill was recorded kickin’ it in the studio with Ty Dolla $ign. He also played a little snippet of some music off of his forthcoming album entitled ‘Dreams Worth More Than Money.’ Check it out below. #FREEMEEKMILL
(Video) #FreeMeekMill: Meek Hits The Studio With Ty Dolla $ign & Plays Preview Off Upcoming ‘DWMTM’ Album!
OK!! Meek Mill Explains The Importance Of His Album Title!!
Despite the widespread success of Meek Mill’s music, this has been a crazy summer for the Philly emcee. His next album conveniently titled, “Dreams Worth More Than Money,” speaks on his musical mindset. In an interview with XXL, he gets into the true meaning of it. Check it out after the jump.
Meek Mill Talks Future Jay Z Collaborations, Working On A Movie, #DWMTM Album Title & More
Although Meek Mill has endured some minor bumps in the road to the release of, Dreams Worth More Than Money it’s still dropping Sept. 9th. Prior to his probation violation and incarceration, XXL got a chance to talk with the Philly native about the upcoming album, working with Jay Z on, “They Don’t Love Me No More,” a possible movie role and more. The movie deal is still in the making, according to Meek. “I’m trying to read the script,” he says. “Actually a bunch of us guys, me and a few other people [are] putting up a bunch of money to have a real budget and make it a great project. It’s nothin’ like… You know how people do a hood classic movie; we’re trying to make a great project.” This would be a must see. Find out more down bottom.
(Video) Rick Ross Says Meek Mill x Wale Beef Is Completely Squashed
Earlier this month, Meek Mill had gotten into quite a public battle with his friend and MMG labelmate, Wale. Naturally, everyone looked to the Bawse Rick Ross to try and make amends amongst the camp that he built, and thankfully he was able to do so before Meek was jailed for a probation violation. Find out how Rozay went about it in a new interview below!
Update On Meek Mill’s Prison Bid: It’s Not Looking Good
As previously reported, Meek Mill was jailed after his probation was revoked earlier this month, because the judge on his case said the MMG rapper kept changing his phone number and didn’t provide his P.O. with a new one on purpose, slandered both the judge and his P.O. on Twitter, booked shows outside of the city of Philadelphia without getting them approved first, and posted a photo on Instagram with a gun. Though it was reported he’d only remain behind bars for 3-4 weeks of the 3-6 month sentence, it’s almost definite that Meek will be jailed until September at the earliest. Meek’s lawyers filed a petition last Thursday to request an emergency hearing and/or for Meek to be released on bail, but the request was denied. In the petition, Meek’s legal team argued that not only did his alleged violations not warrant prison, but that the jail sentence was unconstitutional, because the judge did not hold two hearings and give Mill written notice of his violations before she jailed him.
