In a brand new interview with the Desires Podcast, Meek Mill recollects how individuals counted him out after his beef with Drake, in addition to his breakup with Nicki Minaj. “I’m into proving people wrong,” he says.

“People [will] be like, ‘Yo after your second album, you gone be done.” He continued. “‘Ah, Drake, he’s done. Nicki, he’s done. Ugh, he went to jail for two years, he’s done.’” Meek reveals he was combating a battle not solely with the skin world, but in addition with himself. However, he stood agency that he’s right here to remain. “You know where I come from?” he mentioned.”I’m on a 20-year journey, and other people and somebody that may have met you in yr 18, telling you, ‘You done.’”

He added, “You know how long I been working at this?” Meek Mill additionally acknowledged that he was handled as an underdog throughout his beef with Drake.

“We don’t do that where we come from,” Meek Mill Says

That mentioned, he by no means counted himself out. In his opinion, his resilience comes from rising up in poverty.

“Being young, coming from poverty—you don’t even have to be Black—you can just be from our class. You’re at a disadvantage.” He continues, “When I was battling Drake, they had to draw L’s in my comments. We come from the jungle, if ya mom loses her job, it’s people that’ll be like, ‘Ah, she lost her job, that’s a L,’” he says. “We don’t do that where we come from.”

In different information, again in December, Meek Mill claimed that the NYPD had been targeting him. In a collection of tweets on December 22, the rapper expressed his frustration with the NYPD, accusing them of unfairly concentrating on him and making him really feel unsafe. Meek has had rather a lot to say not too long ago, in response to X, previously Twitter, exercise.