Meek Mill Brings Out His “CYBER TRUCK”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Meek Mill finally makes the news for his music.

It feels like every time a crisis happens, people are quick to start slandering Meek Mill. It’s funny, bizarre, and a bit sad. The latest drama involves Diddy facing some wild allegations, and now social media is going after Meek for his connection with the mogul. Despite all the chaos, Meek has been staying active, tweeting and dropping new music. Tonight, he released a new track called “CYBER TRUCK.”

Meek Mill is undeniably one of the best professional rappers in the game, and the reason I mention this is his impressive mechanics. In “CYBER TRUCK,” a track that is driven by a creepy beat that you can easily imagine fiends dancing to like in Thriller, Meek touches on his ties to the streets, rough come-up, and addiction to that fast life, delivering his verses with a flow that feels like he recorded them on a rollercoaster with all its ups and downs. It’s some s**t I’ve never heard before, hence why I said that first sentence. Overall, “CYBER TRUCK” is a really interesting and satisfying listen.

Meek Mill is doing things the right way. It’s time to stop the cyberbullying, for real. He deserves support, not hate!


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