Rapper Meek Mill has been “banned” from going to his hometown of Philadelphia by multiple gang leaders, MTO News has learned. And it’s all because the rapper called for “peace” in the streets following the murder of two prominent rappers King Von and Mo3.
The ‘Ima Boss’ hitmaker, who has more than 10 million followers on Twitter, posted a series of tweets. The first one said, “I’ll get all the main big artist in philly a deal if they put them bodies behind them and squash them beefs …I hear about ….got some hot young bulls from my city but they all beefing!”
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He then posted, “And that’s just an idea but I’ll push thru with my city if y’all make it thing! It’s like 5 clicks that’s talented but they deep in! And get they most attention when they beefing!” The American rapper added another tweet saying, “And when I say bodies I mean friends or family you lost!”
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Shortly after Meek made this call for peace, social media reports say that top gang leaders in the city put out the word that Meek was “banned” from returning to the city of Brotherly Love. They don’t like the message that he’s putting out.
Here’s how Twitter is reacting to Meek’s ban:
The whole Philly just turned on Meek 😩
— darageeez (@darageeez) November 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/ThatBullEyasu/status/1328182260173053955
meek always tryna be martin luther king jr shut the fuck up frog @meekmill
— A HERBO (@NOLIMITALl) November 16, 2020
Two years ago, Meek Mill released his Grammy-nominated fourth studio album, Championships. Now, it looks like the record’s follow-up could be just around the corner.
On Tuesday (Oct. 20), Meek hopped on Twitter to reply to one fan who asked for an update regarding his next project. “When the album dropping?” the fan wrote.
“This year lol,” the Philadelphia native replied.
Meek has stayed relatively quiet on the music front these past few months, only dropping his “Type Beat” freestyle last month and “Other Side Of America” — his single aimed at racial inequality — amidst police brutality protests this June.
