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Before addressing his Cassidy beef and Rozay’s shooting with Q Deezy at Philly’s Hot 107.9, Meek started from the top with a freestyle over Drake’s single and a few shots at Cassidy.

Meek’s still introducing his Dreamchasers clique and compiles random footage of the group’s G.O.O.D. Music rendition. Directed by Will Knows.

Bridget Kelly goes another round in the morning and adds her fellow Roc Nation connect for a new alternate version.

For the visual to his Dreams & Nightmares‘ opener, Meek drifts off in to la la land and finds himself walking down the road to his success. Ciroc is such a great thing to wake up to.

Meek Mill was just one of the few that was in DC for the Inaugural weekend. Here’s a behind the scenes look at his attendance at the Hip Hop Inaugural Ball and Stadium.

Featuring his Dream Chasers Records artist on the hook duties, Meek keeps rising to the top on his latest recording. Dreamchasers 3 coming soon.

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While recording material for his upcoming Dreamchasers 3, Meek takes a break inside the lab and kicks a rap exclusively for DJ Scoob Doo’s URL.

With his critically-acclaimed Dreamchasers mixtapes under his belt, Meek Mill carried over the success to his much-anticipated album, Dreams & Nightmares. We’ve all heard the prison walls to the hall of fame storyline repeatedly, but no one this year told it quite like Meek Mill. The title track rolls out his journey from the gutters of the Philly to the exotic penthouse suites. Meek continues his murderous tale (“Tony Story Pt. 2″), watches jealousy turn friends to strangers (“Who You Around”, “Polo & Shell Tops”) and even ponders sweet revenge on his father’s murder (“Traumatized”). Keeping that MMG signature sound, Ross joins him on the flashy “Believe It” and returns with Nas and John Legend on the luxurious “Maybach Curtains”. Despite the dark and street-driving records, radio praised the Drake-assisted “Amen” and even the auto-tune infested “Young & Gettin’ It”. For those who’ve been inspired, this is what dreams are truly made of.

Whether you’re religious or not, Meek Mill took folks to church with his Dreamchasers 2 mixtape cut turned Dreams & Nightmares single. Over Key Wane and Jahlil Beats’ organs, Meek not only praised the man above, but the wealth and the bottles and models he blessed him with. Even Drake catches the holy ghost with his impressive preach (“Talking bout those other rappers getting old is even getting old/Worrying ’bout your followers, you need to get your dollars up”). Rebuke that boycott.

Meek Mill continued his quest for more on the second installment of his Dreamchasers mixtape series. He kickstarts the project with The Fugees remake “Ready Or Not”. Then he reflects on his troubled past (“Use To Be”) before turning his fantasies into reality (“Big Dreams”). Even if the District Attorney didn’t approve of “The Ride”, his testimony was sincere. Production was clutch thanks to Jahlil Beats (“Flexing”), Cardiak (“Lean Wit It”) and The Beat Bully (“Intro”). Guests came in bundles (“Face Down”, “Racked Up Shawty”, and “House Party (Remix0″), but it was noteworthy collabos with Big Sean (“Burn”), Drake (“Amen”), and Kendrick (“A1 Everything”) that galvanized the anticipation of his official debut, Dreams & Nightmares. Helluva step up.