Meek Mill’s supporters protest on the streets of Philadelphia to demand for his release from Jail

Rick Ross & Fans Rally For Meek Mill In Philadelphia



Several hundreds of Meek Mill’s supporters and his record label boss Rick Ross took to the streets of Philadelphia to demand for the rapper’s release from prison.
Meek has since started serving a 2 to 4 year prison sentence for violating his probation. In addition to the rally, an online petition pushing for his release now has over 350,000 signatures.

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Sadly there are Black folks going through the same radicalized injustice(s) within the justice system that Meek Mill has experienced for over a decade EVERY SINGLE DAY. This requires more than just gradual reform in laws—It requires a swift overhaul.

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RICK ROSS SAYS HE NO LONGER HAS A RELATIONSHIP WITH BIRDMAN

It’s been about a year since Tyga first hinted at the unrest happening inside one of the most successful rap labels ever, when he voiced his disapproval with the way his career was being handled. Lil Wayne would shortly follow, shocking the world with his tweets about the souring of his relationship with Birdman, whom Wayne has referred to as his “dad” for much of his career. Drake and Nicki Minaj have been cryptic about their situations, but on his February mixtape, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, Drake didn’t shy away from hinting at said unrest, with lines like “Walk up in my label like, where the check go? Yeah I said it.”

Cassidy Says "My Name Holds Weight", Talks Meek Mill Beef

With the constant lyrical disses thrown out between both Cassidy and Meek in tracks such as “Catch A Body” and “Repo,” it is apparent that an issue has been overseeing the artists for quite some time. Back in 2013, Meek Mill addressed the beef with Cassidy and explained, “He a weirdo from the town. We ain’t gonna use his name no more. He can't come back to the city.” The Dreamchaser artist added, “I make boss moves, I make power moves, I get money, my bills is paid up. Meek Mill…Cassidy diss, we aint doin' that no more, make a single nigga, that’s not my twist.” Casssidy has now voiced his opinions in a recent interview, saying, “Nah, we ain’t talked, it’s Hip-Hop man, you know what I’m sayin’. You know the media try to make it seem like it’s on some street beef. I don’t want nothin' to happen to Meek, like that was my homie. I was showing him love before the whole world even knew who he was.” Whether there is a major underlining problem on the rise is unclear, although Cassidy does make it noticeable that he enjoys having an opponent in the game, as it brings excitement back to Hip-Hop. “I feel as though niggas need to be more competitive man, everybody friends and hugging, like where the competition at? You know what I mean?” Wrapping up the interview, the Philly rapper laughs, “I’m not gonna apologize for nothin’ I said, because I wanted to say it.” “I’m a legend, my name holds weight.”

Meek Mill Being Sued For $750,000 By Former Cop

It seems artists in the music industry are constantly facing new drama and Meek Mill seems to have his fair share. Since recently attempting and failing to sue Philadelphia after marijuana accusations were held, Meek now has to deal with a cop who feels some type of way. The former officer, who played a part in the case, is claiming that Meek has damaged his reputation and character by speaking badly of him across the media. Having failed to find work over a yearly period, the cop says it is now extremely difficult for him to find future employment. A lawsuit also states: "It has had a strong affect on my life and relationship performance with my fiancee." Due to the aforementioned reasons, Meek Mill is now being sued the weighty amount of $750,000 to pay for the damages and troubles he has caused this individual. We can await the Philly rappers response to this matter, will he hit back?

Gunplay Details Cocaine Usage, Being Labeled Crackhead

  

Gunplay says he's now "staying out of trouble," speaks on his new fanbase.

Following various run-ins with the law, Maybach Music Group artist Gunplay says he’s now “staying out of trouble.” The Floridian emcee recently spoke with Mikey T The Movie Star about his lifestyle change and almost having his freedom taken away.
“Just staying out the way, man. Just staying out of trouble,” Gunplay said. “Out the way. Staying home. Only moving when money calls. You know what I’m saying? Shows, et cetera. But other than that, dog, I’m just humble, man. When you get your freedom almost took from you it kinda does something to ya. And it’s a new charge and shit. So, I’m really, really, really chilling now.”
In addition to adopting a less hectic lifestyle, Gunplay says that he’s also come across a new fanbase. The rapper says his new fanbase is less familiar with the “selling crack,” “snorting coke” Gunplay and are more familiar with his wild side.
Gunplay also spoke on the tracks fans can expect on his upcoming album, Living Legend. Among the records he says will be featured on the album are one EDM track and another track, which features guest verses from Lil Wayne and Rick Ross.
“I have a new fanbase,” he said. “So, I’m not trying to cater to them, but give em something that they’ll fuck with. You know what I’m saying? Cause my new fanbase—They know me for selling crack and snorting coke and busting guns and shit. You know? The hood know me for that. But my new fanbase, they wanna hear the crazy Gunplay, the wild Gunplay. They wanna hear that. So, I gave em a record called ‘Crazy’ featuring Young Dro. And of course for the stoners my nigga Wayne. Ross on there, ‘Kush.’ Got an EDM record on my album. Kinda EDM-ish. That’s gonna really be big. Shot the video with J.R. Saint. Shot that out there in the Mojave Desert…Just something different. I be bored with music and shit.”
Lastly, Gunplay addressed his past drug use and recalled being labeled “a crackhead” at the start of his music career.
“Can't no nigga snort as much cocaine as me neither, muthafucka," the rapper said. "They tried to ruin a nigga career early in the game. ‘You a crackhead mothafucka.’ But shit, man. I’m against all odds. Me against the world."
Living Legend is currently slated for release later this year.

Mix Tape: Wale -FOLARIN

The highly new anticipated mixtape from Maybach Music Group’s, WALE. Hosted by DJ Clark Kent, ‘Folarin’ mixtape boasts features from 2 Chainz, Trinidad James, Jhene Aiko, Rick Ross, Nipsey Hussle and production from the likes of The Beat Billionaire, Jake One, Cardo & more.

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CASSIDY & MEEK MILL TAKE SHOTS AT EACH OTHER ON TWITTER!

Cassidy & Meek Mill Take Shots At Each Other On Twitter! check out what was said below!

Celebrities Behaving Badly: (Graphic Photos) Rapper Wale Caught Behaving VERY Badly in an ATL Club

Nigerian-American Rapper, Wale, just embarrassed himself, DC, Nigeria and all the many groups he claims to rep for. The foolishness is off the hook. Rapper Wale was just recently at a club in Atlanta and his actions are so embarrassing I bet when he comes out of that stoned stupor he will slap himself hard. So much for all that “I respect ma black sistas” talk he is always going on about. Wale even performed at a women’s empowerment conference back in March of this year. Just leave it alone with all that talk Wale. It’s a bit much and you ain’t even able to stick with it. *Sigh*

Mediatakeout.com caught Wale sucking on the nipple of some groupie in an Atlanta club and he let some of his boys have some too. The foolishness is off the hook.

Meek Mill Announces Dreamchasers 2 Release Date

Meek Mill isn't about to stop chasing his dreams anytime soon.

The Philly-bred MC and cornerstone artist of MMG hit Twitter on Monday (March 26) to announce the release date of hisDream Chasers 2mixtape.

"#Dreamchasers2 April 24th ...... Gotta feed them streets!" Meek tweeted out to the masses.

Of course, the second installment is a follow-up to last summer's, critically acclaimed original,Dream Chasers, which had Meek raising his stock tremendously.

That mixtape spawned singles in the forms of "House Party" and the street anthem, "Ima Boss," featuring Rick Ross. "Body Count" and "Work" also featured Rozay, while the rest of the compilation included assists from the likes of Yo Gotti and fellow Philadelphians Young Chris and Beanie Sigel.

Meek's announcement ofDream Chasers 2 should only add to what's already shaping up to be a hot spring and summer for the young MC. That's because, last Thursday (March 22),Drake announced that he'll be bringing Meek on the continuation of his Club Paradise tour, which added 27 dates stretching from May 7 in Concord, California to June 17 in Boston, touching down in cities such as Houston, Detroit, New York City and Meek's own Philly in between. J. Cole, Waka Flocka, French Montana and 2 Chainz are amongst the other guests on the Club Paradise tour's extended leg.

A track listing forDream Chasers 2 has yet to be announced.