Meek Mill Says He Will Stop Rapping About “Extreme Violence” After ‘Dreamchasers 4’
by Site Manager
Meek Mill is making a vow to his music and loyal fans.
The Philly rapper has taken to his Instagram to announce that he will be changing up his lyrics on all his projects going forward, after he releases Dreamchasers 4.
He explains in a touching post that while he will tone it down, he still has a right to express himself based on what he faced growing up in South Philadelphia and because Black people are still at war with “ourselves and the system.”
He wrote: “Once I found out I wasn’t born to fail and just fall victim to a fake ass life that don’t offer shit but a jail,death i carry myself with extreme confidence and I know my value… even tho that’s where we came from and all most of us has ever experienced in life! Wake up! Don’t question my raps because it’s a life we lived and suffered from, I have a right to express my myself! BY THE WAY ….AFTER DC4 I won’t continue to rap about extreme violence!!! But I will remain to let my people know in these terrible environments to adapt and survive at any cost because “US BLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL AT WAR WITH OURSELVES AND THE SYSTEM IN REAL LIFE! #grammarcheck I don’t talk the “AMERICAN ENGLISH” because I don’t believe in it…I never cared about writing or speaking that way! I dont dress that way …. I’m doing me better yet doing #us”
Check out Meek Mill’s announcement below, and let us know what you think.