Yo, is it just me or do rappers start fallin’ off when they switch up their whole vibe to become fashion icons? Like, we was rockin’ with Meek Mill heavy when he was fresh off them nappy braids, low cut ceaser, joggin’ suits and them classic leather joints. He had that Philly grit—jeans, tee, leather jacket, and some Timbs. That was the look. That was the energy. Then boom—tight Gucci jeans with the snake on it? Scare work. We ain’t look to Philly for designer, we looked for that thoroughbred street look. Same goes for Lil Baby. He came in with that raw Atlanta flavor, now he out here in bell bottoms and baddie shorts showin’ off thigh tatts. Ain’t sayin’ it’s bad if it’s done right, but some of these fits be OD sus (No disrespect to LGBTQ) . It’s like once they get a taste of that high fashion life, the music start takin’ a backseat. They stylin’ for Paris but forgettin’ the block that made ‘em. If you gon’ switch it up, at least make it streetwear that speaks to your story—no...

  ">Ayo, let’s talk about Meek Mill real quick. Cuz bruh been fumble the bag a few times—not off talent, but off how he move. Sometimes it ain’t what you say, it’s when and how you say it. And Meek? He be tweetin’ when he should be chillin’. 📉 The Drake L Let’s keep it a buck—Meek had the streets behind him when that Drake beef popped off. Folks was rootin’ for the underdog. But instead of comin’ out swingin’, he waited too long. Drake dropped “Back to Back” and it was curtains. Meek ain’t respond fast enough, and that gave Drizzy the upper hand to dismantle him on wax. That was the first big L. But to his credit, Meek bounced back with some fire tapes. He got back in good graces with the fans. That’s the Meek we rock with—hungry, focused, and talkin’ that pain music. 🚔 Probation Problems Then came the probation violation. Right when “Dreams Worth More Than Money” was buzzin’, he had to sit down. Fans still wonderin’ what the original version of that album sounded like....