MEEK MILL SNIPPETS SERIES

Seeing a lot of diversity with Meek on this album and IвЂ™m impressed. вЂњI put a brick in the wishing well.вЂќ This is a keeper. I wonder who heвЂ™s referring to? Again, heartfelt Meek is the Meek the people need. I need to know if this is a sampleВ or an original composition. This is the most unlike-Meek song, and then the drums kicked in.

A voice, unfamiliar, but you can hear the passion and sadness in his voice. It feels like there have only been a few moments where itвЂ™s just been Meek. Good song, didnвЂ™t blow me away, but itвЂ™s good. Feels like I just came down from a sugar rush. This is a much slower joint, less powerful than the previous tracks. I donвЂ™t know who Don Q is, but he sounds good. Drums feel a bit lackluster, a mid-tempo joint. вЂњJust got you a half a brick music.вЂќ Meek putting lobster in his noodles? ThatвЂ™s a stunt. Must investigate.Д«y Donna-Claire Chesman 7. Meek Mill might have the best streak of intros in hip-hop. Drum pattern just switched up, the flow is sharp as a surgeon's scalpel. ThereвЂ™s a cool bounce to this beat, Harlem shaking through the pressure music. Meek is far from dead, he sounds so alive, this is resurrect-my-career music. Meek with a Lil Uzi Vert flow, I like it. The drums just kicked in with the sample sounding demented in the background. The music of a villain arriving from the darkness. Today is not the day, but a boy can dream. Everything I write will be based on my gut reaction.В One day IвЂ™ll listen to Meek with a Rollie on my wrist. Per usual, following the traditional 1-Listen review rules, I must listen from start to finish without stopping, editing, rewindingВ or fast-forwarding. They say pressure makes diamonds-and Rollies-but mostly diamonds. The music has to be good, but hopefully heвЂ™s striding for great.

MEEK MILL SNIPPETS SERIES

The Dreamchasers series is what put him on the map initially, and it has the chance to return him back into the good graces of the people. DC4 gives Meek a chance to reset, and possibly regain all that he lost. He stole the spotlight when it was shining the brightest, snatched his flag right before planting it at the mountain top, and stole the volume from his voice just when it was at itвЂ™s loudest. Drake didnвЂ™t kill Meek, but he completely murdered his momentum. MeekвЂ™s sin was underestimating how outing DrakeвЂ™s ghostwriter would affect his career. Good music has always been the cure for any missteps in an artist's career.

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