Meek Mill‘s online antics have once again put him in social media’s crosshairs, with a myriad of fans and followers taking turns roasting the MMG rapper for his behavior.
On Thursday (April 11), the Dreams and Nightmares rapper took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to solicit business advice from his followers.
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“I need a person in china to source products for my companies anybody online that’s popular for doing that and connecting with businesses in America?” he wrote.
The responses, as might be expected, were swift and brutal, with many focusing on Meek’s constant public appearances with ultra-rich figures like Robert Kraft and Michael Rubin.
“How you a millionaire with zero connections,” wrote one user, with another opining, “i love how you use twitter like you’re not rich or connected lol.”
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And still another wrote, “Dude lol. This is a question for your billionaire friends, not the culture.”
Check out more responses to Meek’s question below.
This isn’t the first time that Meek Mill’s online antics have gotten him roasted from the Twitterati.
Back in January, Meek took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to ask what he thought was an innocent enough question from his African followers — but what ultimately turned out to be another opportunity for an epic roasting by fans who took the opportunity to disabuse the Philadelphia rapper, and other users, about African stereotypes.
“Do a lot of people play my music in South Africa I remember having on big show their [sic] few years back … how do yall listen to our music in South Africa???? On what platform or in Nigeria?” he asked.
The responses were swift and brutal. “Well, it depends on the season. In summer we hear it through the trunk of an elephant. In spring the giraffes catch signal and play it out loud. You get me?” wrote one commenter.
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“Normally we use rocks but on a good day we use trees or we get one person to sing for the whole village,” wrote another user.
“On a good day we climb the mountain to listen to the forest play your music. On days when it’s rainy, we go down the nearest river and a mermaid comes out to sing your songs. We have only one computer here in my village, so it was my turn to tweet. [praying hands emoji] will hear from me next year,” read a more elaborate reply.
