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Meek Mill has just dropped a new freestyle that can be considered as powerful, as he is super honest and tough with his bars and even sharing his journey from street life to luxury. The new song which included the words ‘I got this shit on a string’ has surely created a stir and most of the reactions would be about one thing only – a full-length project from Meek Mill, since the listeners were obviously craving for it.
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The freestyle is a display of strong and brutal self-evaluation. Meek Mill talks about his past, ‘I really had to sell crack to get some air max,’ which accurately describes his struggle and the hard times he went through. He further elaborates by saying, ‘Remember I was sitting in the nosebleeds, now pushing coupes out, and the billionaires my OGs,’ which quite well depicts the transition from the bottom to the top in the music industry. The story of the artist who links with a large segment of society even goes as far as to assert ‘And this is a velvety situation when you are known by the city.’ The exhibition is packed with aggressive energy but at the same time, he demonstrates that he has overcome enormous challenges, a trait that is typical of the Philadelphia rapper‘s way.
The audience’s response was immediate and primarily concerned with one request. One of the top comments compressed it into very few words: ‘Mann he need to drop a project, it’s to much feminine music flooding the market rn.’ This sentiment was widespread and turned into the most popular shout in the discussions about the freestyle. Another user could simply not take it anymore, saying, ‘Nigga when the album drop,’ while another one was more emphatic with, ‘DROPP DA ALBUM NOW….. 🐐😤🔥🔥.’ The agreement was very loud and clear: new music was wanted by the listeners from Mill, and they were sure that the style of pure, motivating rap he was doing was not represented at all in the current market.
However, pass the requests for an album, the freestyle was also seen as an artist’s comeback to form. Lots of people who commented on it declared that it was the coming-back of the ‘real Meek Mill,’ one user explicitly stated: ‘Yeah nia bring that old meek back, pop yo ish,’ showing his respect for the rapper’s original unedited style. Another one said it was ‘Motivation for the real ones,’ implying that the artist’s lyrics about hustle and success are still relevant and highly appreciated by his primary audience. Some of the lines that were considered particularly strong were the ones like ‘They don’t wanna grind and wonder why they never turn to bosses,’ which many people quoted as the essence of his teaching.
The praises for the artist’s lyrical gift reached the level of hyperbole. One of the fans made a remark: ‘BRO JUST REACHED ALL MADDEN WITH THIS RAP SHIT FR! 🔥🔥🔥🔥,’ putting it in gaming terms to demonstrate a top performance. Another one just referred to him as ‘Greatest of all time 👑🔥.’ It was all about the music and its power, and one person captured the spirit of the song by saying, ‘”I ain’t chose this life I think it chose me”🧏🏽♂️🔥🔥,’ a line that emits a vibe of fate and the inescapable hardship.
Without a doubt, the calls for an album were the biggest, but there were other reactions that added to the discussion too. One person noted, ‘My bae gaining his weight back 😍,’ thereby diverting the attention for a bit to the rapper’s appearance. Another one was completely mesmerized by his bling, exclaiming, ‘That chain ⛓️💥 is insane!!’ And one of the most poignant comments was about the artist’s past, where the person wrote, ‘Remember I was seating in the nosebleeds, Now I’m sitting courtside, And them billionaires my OGs 😮💨,’ which draws the journey of Meek Mill told in his raps so vividly.
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Not just a new music release, Meek Mill’s latest offering has also been able to measure the enthusiasm of his fans. The combined and powerful demand for a new album from him shows us that his audience not only has been listening to him but they are basically wanting him back in the hip-hop realm and to re-establish himself as a major force. The freestyle is a powerful reminder of Mill’s distinctive voice and how he communicates with the audience through stories of struggles followed by victories. The choice is his for the time being.