Meek Mill Drops 1st Post-Prison Album “Championships”

    Meek Mill’s comeback is complete. The Maybach Music Group artist has dropped Championships, his first album since his release from prison in April.

    The 19-track LP is also notable for featuring a collaboration between Meek and his former rival Drake. The song, “Going Bad,” marks the first time the two have worked together in three years.

    JAY-Z, Rick Ross, Future, Young Thug, 21 Savage and Kodak Black are among the other guests on Meek’s latest album. Production is handled by Tay Keith, Bangladesh, Papamitrou and more.

    Check out Meek’s Championships stream, cover art and tracklist below.

    1. Intro
    2. Trauma
    3. Uptown Vibes” f. Fabolous and Anuel AA
    4. On Me f. Cardi B
    5. What’s Free f. Rick Ross and JAY-Z
    6. Respect The Game
    7. Splash Warning f. Future, Roddy Ricch and Young Thug
    8. Championships
    9. Going Bad f. Drake
    10. Almost Slipped
    11. Tic Tac Toe f. Kodak Black
    12. 24/7 f. Ella Mai
    13. Oodles O’ Noodles Babies
    14. Pay You Back f. 21 Savage
    15. 100 Summers
    16. Wit The Shits (W.T.S.) f. Melii
    17. Stuck In My Ways
    18. Dangerous f. Jeremih and PnB Rock
    19. Cold Hearted II

    [This post has been updated. The following was originally published on November 14, 2018.]

    Meek Mill’s fourth studio LP is going to drop before the end of 2018. A Vogue feature story on the Dreamchasers founder has revealed his first album since his release from prison is scheduled to arrive on November 30.

    Although the release date is quickly approaching, no title for the album has been publicly announced. Details about the project are scarce, but Meek has confirmed the music will largely cover the topics of social justice and his experiences in the criminal justice system.

    “I’ve been writing myself since I was probably, what, 8 years old,” he told Vogue when discussing the LP. “I’ve been doing this a long time, so [there’s] always pressure to be better.”

    The untitled album will be Meek’s second release of the year. In July, he dropped an EP titled Legends Of The Summer.

    Meek is currently selling a variety of merchandise bundles, which include a download of his upcoming album, on his website. No singles for the project have been released as of November 14.

    Check out Meek’s entire conversation with Vogue here.

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    12 thoughts on “Meek Mill Drops 1st Post-Prison Album “Championships”

    1. he better bring that heat, for sure will have drizzy on it, lets just hope drizzy promotes his album this time for meeks sake lolllllllllllll

    2. If you going to speak on the prison system, the first thing your 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th chance given ass need to speak on is ACCOUNTABILITY. Speak on that shit 1st before you want to act like some damn political prisoner. Our actions put us in the position to be at the mercy of crooked cops, judges, DA, and prison systems. Until we realize and do something about that, nobody wanna hear your rich ass whine over what you went through for a few months

      1. you sound bitter did he take your story line I see you do nt believe in the voice for the voiceless no matters how many chances you get you still have the makes the most out if it..

      2. you sound bitter did he take your story line I see you don’t believe in the voice for the voiceless no matters how many chances you get you still have the makes the most out if it..

      3. Ok if we talk about accountability we’ll lets hold the institutions accountable for their failure to address income and educational disparity and the a prison system which appears to prey on the vulnerable inequitably in order to make money for the few. There that’s the source of accountability

    3. There was a time when an artist had maybe one or no features on an album and still went gold or platinum and even diamond. And we’re talking hard physical sales. Very few can hold their own today. That’s what put an artist on the top 10 list and into goat status.

    4. Rick Ross & Jay-Z verse the coldest thing on the album and I like Meek music. Fab killed it too. Drake record seemed rushed and a throw away. Cardi B record eh. Oodles and noodles good. Intro had dope moments. Rest of the album hit and miss.

    5. It’s called an opinion. Everybody don’t like him or his music and him being black too don’t make anybody obligated to like or s
      support him.

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