Meek Mill Reminds Fans Of His Greatness On “Robbie Son”

Meek Mill is currently going through a lot right now as a result of some of the allegations against Diddy and his recent arrest. Overall, Meek has not been officially implicated in anything and there are no real allegations against him. However, fans on social media continue to make jokes about his previous ties to the music mogul. Meek has clapped back against these claims and is out here grinding with his music, against all odds.

He dropped off a song called “CYBER TRUCK” on Friday, and last night, he came through with another new track, this time called “Robbie Son.” In this new song, Meek simply seeks to remind people of everything he has accomplished. From his work with Robert Kraft to his ascension in the rap game, Meek is not concerned with the narratives around him. Instead, he is simply concerned with the legacy he has crafted for himself.

Let us know how you feel about this new Meek Mill track, in the comments section down below. Is Meek still one of the top MCs in the game? Are you looking forward to the artist’s next album and if so, what do you hope he does with his sound? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

Meek Mill Has A Lot To Say

Quotable Lyrics:

Life short but my money long
I go through shit and still act like it ain’t nothing wrong
Know what they on they get the number to my other phone
I only started rapping so I could put my brothers on

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