Meek Mill hopped on social media to try and attract the attention of a major record label.
“Looking for major distribution for “DREAM CHASER RECORDS” asap!” he wrote.
Looking for major distribution for “DREAM CHASER RECORDS” asap!
— MeekMill (@MeekMill) November 2, 2023
In August, while speaking at the NAACP’s discussion panel “Hate Has No Home Here – A Moderated Conversation on Racism, Antisemitism, and Building Bridges to Fight All Hate” alongside Robert Kraft, Henry Louis Gates and NAACP president Derrick Johnson, he made some shocking claims about the recording industry.
“Before, I wasn’t on stages like this. I was on rap stages rapping about violence and guns. We get paid to rap about that stuff. They actually pay us more when we rap about more ignorant stuff; so I make sure I even the line and come and talk on stages like this,” he said.
“The NAACP opened doors for people like me to be able to power forward. The things that fund us don’t power me forward,” he continued. “I just make sure ’cause I know better. I’m at an age point. I’m 36. They power us really from where we’re 21 through 25, where we really don’t know. I’m one of the lucky ones that made it through and was able to get my knowledge and sense.”
Meek has also likened record deals to “slave” deals and accused them of exploiting the Black community.
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