“House Party” is another timeless anthem from Meek’s Dreamchasers original mixtape. Meek Mill – “House Party” Featuring Young Chris This fictional tale probably played out multiple times while Meek was just a boy running around the streets of Philly, but gives an introspective look at his talented story-telling abilities through the heart-pounding bass laid down by Jahlil Beats.Ĩ.
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New shit off #DC3 My N*gga Snupe #riplilsnupe /vBpBbWDFkXĪ three-part series that was eventually flipped into a novel, “Tony Story” details friends that back-stabbed each other for personal profit, while others get involved seeking revenge for what was taken. Meek was distraught over the news of his late signee and elected to put that energy and emotion into a track serving as an ode to the fallen rapper, “Lil N-a Snupe.” You can hear the pain in the MMG artist’s voice rapping swiftly on the track, “They killed my lil n-a Snupe, my lil n-a was the truth/ And all he wanted was a coupe, all he wanted was a coupe/ So what’s a n-a ‘sposed to do?/ Tell ’em put the guns down or tell lil n-a shoot?/ Cause they’ll do the same to me, do the same shit to you.” The 18-year-old was shot twice fatally by now 40-year-old Tony Holden in his home-town of Winnfield, Louisiana. The official visual showcases Meek’s lavish lifestyle and currently has over 25 million views on YouTube.Īddarren Ross, known as Lil’ Snupe, was murdered on June 20, 2013.
The song’s repeated chorus, “There’s levels to this shit,” became a popular social media punch line for fans boasting wealth of a certain facet. Meek’s brash lyricist returned with his vintage flow on the 2013 “Levels,” which originally was supposed to be the first single on Dreamchasers 3, but ended up serving as the lead record off of the MMG compilation album, Self Made 3. He ain’t even write that verse on my album and if I woulda knew I woulda took it off my album…. Relish in this one - you shouldn’t expect Drake to be on another Meek Mill song anytime soon. The brash song is Meek’s second highest charting record on the Billboard Hot 100, topping out at 40 in August, 2015. This infamous record started Drake and Meek Mill’s feud back in 2015, after the 30-year-old fired off a tweet alleging Drizzy didn’t even pen his own verse on the melodic “R.I.C.O.” After successfully connecting on Dreams and Nightmares standout track “Amen,” the duo’s follow up did not disappoint over the Vinylz co-production. When she walked up to that casket seen her son and fell down.”ġ2. The street rapper painfully reminisces on losing his friend Darryl, rapping, “And when they killed Darryl, Renee had to see him froze on the ground Downtown/ I can hear the sounds now. “Traumatized” will give any listener chills, while the underrated Boi-1da-produced track has become a favorite of fans and a song they will point to when any Meek detractor disses his versatility as an artist. The song’s self-explanatory title taps into Meek’s psyche as he flips real-life experiences into agonizing rhymes. The Dreamchasers artist dropped two freestyles, with “Monster” being released on the heels of “Ice Cream.” Spike Jordan directed the visual for the track, which featured a ‘Welcome Home Party’ for Meek draped in staples of vintage hip-hop fashion. So then he left him with the record.”įresh off of being locked up for nearly five months after a probation violation, Meek Mill linked up with frequent collaborator Jahlil Beats and went back to the booth to prove he hadn’t lost a step. He was playing it for Tory and then next thing I know, I’m sending out the record without the hook and an open verse for Tory.
And then once he played it for Tory, he was like he’s be good for this record. Record was already kind of already set up. The “Tupac Back” artist goes north of the border to connect with Tory Lanez as the duo teamed up for “Litty.” One of Meek’s engineers, Cruz, detailed how the collaboration came together: “We were planning the record for a few months. “It’s litty again” became the mantra all summer ’17 from the popular DC4 cut.
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