Meek Mill Won’t Make Fun Of Another Person Catching A Case: “End Of That”

Maybach Music Group's biggest artist doesn't have the time or interest in celebrating another person's fall. In today's times, Meek Mill refuses to like friends or enemies catching legal cases.

Big Facts

This week, the Philadelphia native shared his state of mind about others getting jammed up. Specifically, Meek said he’s rather go the silent route than acknowledge someone going through a criminal system bout.

Love when @MeekMill gets on Twitter and talks that TALK… never waste time hating on another person or celebrating their legal L's. #SOHH #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/X00SAXfa53

— SOHH (@sohh) March 5, 2020

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High-Key Details

On Monday, Meek lit up his Instagram page with some must-see content. In the clip, he’s shown driving around in a Rolls-Royce Wraith turning up with his friends to opera-sounding tunes.

“We just on some other sh*t….”

https://www.instagram.com/p/B9OQHmfpyFk/

Wait, There’s More

Last week, Meek told fans to look forward to his new album. The Philadelphia native promised to soon end a streak of wack music.

“Especially after my album drop”

Especially after my album drop 🥴 https://t.co/WTxUJbqsqk

— Meek Mill (@MeekMill) February 25, 2020

Can't wait until @MeekMill drops that new fire. Need some serious heat. #SOHH #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/Kqf83YimP6

— SOHH (@sohh) February 25, 2020

Before You Go

Mill isn’t the only one upset about subpar tunes. A few days ago, West Coast rapper Game went to Twitter to voice his opinion on the Internet’s effect on making bad music sound good. He didn’t hold back on calling out bad tunes.

The internet forces you to listen to wack ass music. It’s so much of it, you’re brainwashed to thinkin the shit actually sound like sumn.

— The Game (@thegame) February 25, 2020