Meek Mill has been poppin’ it on Twitter amid a renewed wave of backlash he’s received following Diddy’s arrest, and somehow Africa and Donald Trump have become a part of his tweet rampage.

In February 2024, Meek was indirectly pulled into Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones’ $30 million lawsuit against Combs. Meek, referred ...

Meek Mill's tweet confusing Burkina Faso for a person goes viral as social media reacts with memes, jokes, and surprisingly thoughtful takes about Africa.

If not knowing how to read a room was a person, it would be Meek Mill. Some people were not feeling the tweet about the wildfires in LA.

Meek Mill posted a cryptic tweet following the arrest of rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, essentially letting fans know he's been minding his business.

Meek Mill's attempt to empathize was met with confusion and derision by fans who didn't quite catch his meaning.

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Meek Mill contrasted the media attention over the death of the UnitedHealthcare CEO with coverage of child victims of gun violence.

Meek Mill Says He’ll Buy TikTok, and Black Twitter Clowns Him Mercilessly Over It The Philadelphia rapper’s proclamation did not go over well for many people on social media.

Meek Mill told his Twitter followers that he was experiencing mental anguish amid his cousin’s latest legal issues in his home state of Pennsylvania.

Meek Mill addresses false allegations and calls out publications for spreading lies about his involvement in a lavish mansion party with Diddy.