On Tuesday, Meek Mill plead guilty to a 2007 misdemanor gun charge and all other charges were officially dropped and he is now off of probation. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
Roomies, it looks like Meek Mill has abruptly taken another break from social media.
On Tuesday, people noticed that Meek Mill rapper was nowhere to be found. As a matter of fact, his social media pages have been disabled.
While it’s not obvious as to why Meek Mill deleted his handles, this ain’t his first time. Just a couple of months ago, Meek Mill deleted his social media accounts after a run in with a local Philly rapper.
Meek Mill tweeted, “I’ll get all the main big artist in philly a deal[,] if they put them bodies behind them beefs…I hear about…got some young bulls from my city but they all beefing.”
Soon after that tweet, a local rapper by the name of Poundside Pop called Meek Mill out for a previous tweet he wrote in which he stated that “everybody gone have to pick a side.” The local rapper replied, “It’s time for you to pick a side.” Poundside Pop wrote, “IS YOU ZOO OR NOT N***A????”
Meek Millwould eventually delete his accounts but returned shortly after.
Most recently, Meek Mill blessed 35 Philadelphia families impacted by the broken criminal justice system.
In conjunction with REFORM Alliance, PUMA, GoPuff and DocuVault, kids received MacBook Air laptops, iPads, Amazon Fire HD 8 tablets, baby clothes, Xbox Series X gaming consoles, gift cards, and a variety of toys for their enjoyment.
Practicing social distancing guidelines, a truck pulled up to the homes of the families. Once the gifts were delivered, Meek Mill personally FaceTimed the families.
Meek Mill stated, “It’s been a tough year for all of us, but through all the ups and downs, I’ll always do my part to support and give back to the Philly community that raised me,” Meek said. “I remember not having much growing up, so it’s important to use my platform to give back, especially to the families trying to provide for their kids while also dealing with the criminal justice system.”
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