Meek Mill has teased two new albums, one of which is a joint project with an artist signed to his label.
On Sunday (June 18), the Philadelphia MC revealed on social media that he’s currently working on two separate bodies of work. Whereas one tracklist will be a joint effort with rapper and singer Vory, the other is a more varied collaborative undertaking.
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He tweeted the following: “This other album I got coming I can’t speak on (not the vory one) but it’s also gone be top tier rap album and a vibeeeee…. It’s a collab album from some Of your favorite artist on one super movie!!!!!!”
It is unclear what exactly he means by “collab album.” It could mean a lot of features on a solo record or a Dream Chasers Records equivalent to Dreamville’s Revenge of the Dreamers series — the possibilities are endless.
The “Dreams and Nightmares” rapper recently conducted a “social experiment” on Twitter to get feedback on his recent work, promising fans he would not take any of it personally.
“Who think I fell off or don’t really think I got it with rapping anymore?” Meek wrote on Wednesday (June 14). “I’m fr I need answers and tell the truth I’m not taking it personal. I need to hear how people think before I do what I do! A social experiment! Answer if you a supporter of mines!…I’m not asking for confidence either.”
The responses immediately began to pour in, with many fans admitting it’s time for Meek to drop a project.
“I don’t think the rapping fell off but I didn’t feel the heat off the last few releases,” one user wrote. “The best have been there so no biggie – def would love to see you collab more often with some bigger names like you used to though. Ready for that comeback album! Big fan!”
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“It’s time to drop an album meek,” another user admitted, while another fan wrote, “Fell off and I’m from Philly been listening to you for years.”
However, numerous fans were supportive of Meek’s current status, with many proclaiming him to be a living legend with nothing else to prove.
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“It sounds like you’re more relaxed in your rhymes,” wrote one supporter. “Nothing’s wrong with that Meek. You’ve brought your dreams to reality many moons ago.”
Another added: “I think you don’t have anything left in rap to prove Meek. I’d appreciate and support any form of art that you put out. Including business ventures. I rock with you because you ain’t in the box… and of course I think you still can rap, be fr.”
