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The rapper Meek Mill is coming with fresh music. The multi-artist of Philadelphia has already revealed the online streaming platforms for those who are willing to listen to his new single ‘4th of July,’ which is due to be released tonight. The song production also includes work by the artist Fridayy, who has just been nominated for a Grammy, confirming that an important collaboration is going on.
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The announcement from Meek Mill was already hot and it brought along the heat from the public. He said that the single is going to be released under the name of a ‘4 pack’ and has teased that a music video will drop at midnight too. This is a grand return for the rapper who has been very quiet in terms of music releases. The video transcription indicated struggle and perseverance as the main concepts with statements like “I found a way out from my fame” and talking about a long-awaited change. So, an intimate and thought-provoking track is on its way to your ears.
The news received instant and very passionate responses from the rapper’s fans. Many fans are eager to hear the newly released songs, but there was also a stream of comments that depicted a different emotion—unrest. One user, in a comment that was very popular, said, ‘If you ain’t droppin, I’m hackin your ig…gang still love though!’ This ultimatum that was both joking and serious resonated with others who believe that the rapper is always up to something that never gets officially released.
The conversation under the first comment grew into a mini-debate about Meek Mill’s legacy and present output. One user sided with the hacker’s position saying, ‘he ain’t droppin because he ain’t got it no mo’ man.’ This criticism was immediately challenged by another user who came to Meek’s rescue saying, ‘I don’t know who you are talking to… he is the favorite rapper of your favorite rapper.’ The supporter even made a personal remark about the critic’s disproportionate follower-to-following ratio and suggested him to ‘get your life together, gang. Please.’
Another reply to the topic asserted, ‘Son got hard drives or records he previewed and never dropped. 😂😂😂’ This theory that the musician is in possession of a vast amount of unreleased music is a recurrent point among his most loyal fans. The whole discussion concluded with one person enthusiastically advocating the initial hacking plan by posting, ‘let’s just take him down 😂’. This entire dialogue indicates that there is a special bond between Meek Mill and his fanbase; it is a very faithful connection, yet one that does not hesitate to hold him responsible through a mixture of humor and straightforwardness.
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The new singer looks very strong especially with a Grammy-winning artist like Fridayy. This is Meek Mill declaring his comeback to the music industry and at the same time, countering the rumors. For an artist who has always been vocal about his journey from the streets to the stars, this single seems to be another chapter in that saga. The ‘4 pack’ of songs also signals that this is not a one-off but a bigger project that might already be in motion. Meek Mill has made a comeback after a waiting period, and his audience is looking—and also commenting—very closely. The release of ‘4th of July’ is going to be a watershed moment for the rapper as he passes through the next phase of his illustrious career. Meek Mill’s Philadelphia roots remain central to his identity. His recent freestyle generated significant buzz among fans. Meek Mill’s sentencing anniversary continues to influence discussions about criminal justice reform.
This story originally appeared on Celebrityinsider
