Meek Mill Gets His B-Boy Stance On, Jail Pics Hit ‘Net

Maybach Music Group leader Rick Ross is keeping Meek Mill's fans up-to-date with his protégé by revealing an in-jail pictures of the rap star this weekend.

Ricky Rozay jumped onto social media outlets Twitter and Instagram to alert Meek’s supporters of his status.

Meek almost at the Door #FreeMeekMill Dreams Worth More than $$$$ http://t.co/Sf5eHmQbyc

— Yung Rénzél 👑 (@RickRoss) September 27, 2014

Meek in da building all OG's roun'm #FreeMeekMill pic.twitter.com/kfrNVhpSgy

— Yung Rénzél 👑 (@RickRoss) September 27, 2014

Peep the pic Rick Ross posted up onto his Instagram page right here…

http://instagram.com/p/tc7SmXBvEm/?modal=true

Young Money’s Drake and Lil Wayne performed Meek’s Dreams & Nightmares “Intro” track in Philadelphia last month.

At the Philly stop on their Drake vs. Lil’ Wayne tour, the two Young Moneycohorts paid tribute to hometown rap hero Meek Mill, who is currently serving time for a probation violation. During their nod to the Dreamchasers MC, they played the intro from his Dreams and Nightmares mixtape, sending the crowd into a frenzy. (VIBE)

Meek’s former rap foe Gillie Da Kid recently spoke to SOHH and gave some encouraging words to the fellow Philadelphia native.

“That’s my young boy. I want to send a shoutout to Meek, he’s doing his stint right now. He’s in a f*cked up little predicament. He’ll come up out of it though, he’s strong. He’ll get through it.” (SOHH)

Despite in-person support from DJ Khaled and his crew, Meek could not escape the penal system on August 18.

After a 90-minute hearing in a packed courtroom that included DJ Khaled and members of Meek’s DreamChasers, Maybach Music Group and Atlantic Records teams, the judge shot down the appeal — which could have set the rapper free as early as today. In addition, the judge demanded that Mill, born Robert Williams, completes anger management and parenting classes, as well as seek drug and alcohol treatment before he is let out. If the “Ima Boss” MC doesn’t complete the three programs, the judge said he will have to do the entire six months of his sentence. (MTV)