MEEK MILL NOT HAPPY ABOUT NICKI'S COMMENTS ON HIS CASE
Meek Mill received a ton of support from fans and rappers during his time behind bars but there’s one artist whose comments rubbed Meek the wrong way. During an interview with The Breakfast Club today (May 10), the Philadelphia rapper spoke about comments his ex-girlfriend Nicki Minaj made about Judge Genece Brinkley.
“I wasn’t feeling that. [Nicki] shouldn’t have said nothing and we leave it at that,” Meek said. “I don’t feel no way… when it comes to freedom, I don’t care who it is—this could be Safaree, this could be anybody—if I know something, and that man’s freedom is on the line and I could say something to help the situation, I’m gonna say it. If I don’t say it, I just won’t say nothing.”
During an interview with Zane Lowe in April, Minaj refused to criticize Brinkley, saying, “The judge in question did everything I asked of her, so I can’t bad mouth her ’cause I met her personally and I know what she said to us and [Meek] knows that.”
According to Meek’s lawyer, the judge wanted him to remake Boyz II Men’s “On Bended Knee” and put her name in the song. The Philly MC says Minaj was there with him when the judge made that request but wouldn’t back him up when they brought it up in court.
“What type of lie is that to make up? Who makes stuff up like?” Meek told The Breakfast Club. “It was actually somebody else there. They said they didn’t want to involve they self in it. But she know. She definitely was there":
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“I wasn’t feeling that. [Nicki] shouldn’t have said nothing and we leave it at that,” Meek said. “I don’t feel no way… when it comes to freedom, I don’t care who it is—this could be Safaree, this could be anybody—if I know something, and that man’s freedom is on the line and I could say something to help the situation, I’m gonna say it. If I don’t say it, I just won’t say nothing.”
During an interview with Zane Lowe in April, Minaj refused to criticize Brinkley, saying, “The judge in question did everything I asked of her, so I can’t bad mouth her ’cause I met her personally and I know what she said to us and [Meek] knows that.”
According to Meek’s lawyer, the judge wanted him to remake Boyz II Men’s “On Bended Knee” and put her name in the song. The Philly MC says Minaj was there with him when the judge made that request but wouldn’t back him up when they brought it up in court.
“What type of lie is that to make up? Who makes stuff up like?” Meek told The Breakfast Club. “It was actually somebody else there. They said they didn’t want to involve they self in it. But she know. She definitely was there":
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