The MMG rapper has also released a music video featuring appearance from his girlfriend Nicki Minaj for 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' cut 'The Trillest' .
- Jan 19, 2016
AceShowbiz - After dropping his latest EP "4/4" last weekend, Meek Mill returned on Monday night, January 18 with a brand new song. Arriving via SoundCloud amid his feud with 50 Cent, the track is aptly titled "Problem" though the Philly rapper chose not to take more shots at his rival on it.
The song, which features guest vocals from New Jersey rapper Tdot Illdude, opens with intro that samples a Tupac Shakur interview with MTV News in 1992 before Meek unleashes explosive rhymes over production from Beat Billionaire.
"Hold up, welcome home to Chapo, glad to see you back out/ Since you been on lockdown, we been in the crack drop/ Banana prices back down, we up in the trap house/ Yeah, f**k the blooded money like a scammer/ Tell them b***hes that I'm going Hammer," he raps before Tdot Illdude joins him in the chorus, repeatedly declaring, "It's looking like we got a problem now/ We put in that work and y'all calling now."
Meek is currently readying "Dreamchasers 4" which he plans to release later this year. However, it's still unclear if "Problem" will be a part of it.
Recently, Meek revisited his chart-topping 2015 album "Dreams Worth More Than Money" and released a music video for one of its cuts, "The Trillest". In the clip, which features an appearance from his girlfriend Nicki Minaj, the MMG rapper shows how he enjoyed life in between shows on last year's "The Pinkprint" tour.
