Days after the 'Tupac Back' hitmaker complained about being an alleged victim of racial profiling, he takes to Instagram to show that his plane is being searched again.
- Mar 11, 2020
AceShowbiz - Police are not done targeting Meek Mill. Days after he lamented an unpleasant experience he had when his private jet got searched upon landing in Miami, he had to go through the same thing again during his latest flight.
The 32-year-old rapper took to Instagram Stories on late Tuesday, March 10 to document the latest incident. Filming the plane from the outside while it's being searched, he wrote in the caption, "Searching the jet againnnn ... somebody calling them, gotta be looking for drugs on us!"
Clearly not happy with it, he added, "That's a (sic) insult." The Philadelphia-born star didn't reveal though, where his plane landed this time.
This is the second time Meek's private jet got searched in less than a week. He previously revealed that when his PUMA-emblazoned private jet landed in Miami for gas on Saturday, March 8, security decided to search his jet and all the passengers' luggage.
Deeming the action racial profiling, the ex of Nicki Minaj said, "How many times we gotta be search being black, man?" He continued while filming security on the tarmac, "I be telling them the least y'all could do is give us an explanation for being searched. Y'already know we black - we be getting searched too much."
"All this s**t, all our bags and s**t got laid out. We just landed in Miami to pick up food and gas. Now they making us take all our bags out," he furiously added.
Responding to the latest incident, one person commented, "They stalk black entertainers it's sad out here." Another tried to cheer Meek up, writing, "And they found nada.... keep yo head up! You got this."
Some others, however, blamed the "Ima Boss" rapper's bad reputation that made him a target. "99% sure one of them has drugs on em," one claimed. A hater said, "Damn I just want that man locked up again so we don't have to hear from him." Meanwhile, someone else compared today's rappers to their seniors who managed to stay away from trouble, "So sick of these modern day rappers and they drama!!! I just don't remember LL Cool J and Too Short getting in this much trouble....."
