Sports Illustrated (SI), a slobbering magazine for woke sports media, renewed its love affair with controversial rapper Meek Mill over his Thursday night appearance at Philadelphia’s World Series. Mill, the creator of vulgar and disgusting rap tracks, has been to jail.
SI’s Nick Selbe exclaimed, “Mill’s performance was clearly what the doctor ordered for Phillies’ hitters.” “Meek Mill is living the dream.”
Mill performed one of those horrible recordings before the game between the Phillies and Astros began. He was then taken off the field by the Phillie Phanatic, who drove a four-wheeler.
What about the number “Dream and Nightmares?” What’s inside that gem? Here are some small samples. Get ready to gag. :
“And the time I spent on some locked up shit!”
Like a ni**a sneezed. Please nigga, ‘fore they triggers squeeze
I’m gettin’ cream, don’t let the hoes get in between
We started from the beginning, lil’ Ni**a, but I’m lionhearted
They loved me when I was stuck, but they hated when my departure was announced.
I get it regardless and draw it like an artist.
No crawlin’. I went straight to walkin’, with foreigns stored in my garages
All foreign bitches menagin’, fuckin’, suckin’ and swallowin’”
It’s just beautiful stuff. It creates a family atmosphere at the World Series.
Mill has also had many scrapes with law enforcement.
He was 18 years old when he was taken into custody by Philadelphia police officers on gun charges. He was also charged for pursuing them using a gun and was subsequently aggravated with assault.
Mill was sentenced to prison in 2008 for possession of drug paraphernalia, and second-degree possession by a felon of a loaded firearm.
Mill was convicted of several violations between 2012 and 2016. Mill would be twice imprisoned in 2018 before being released.
The Philadelphia 76ers flew Mill by helicopter to their arena following his 2018 release from a Pennsylvania prison. He rang the Liberty Bell before the team’s home playoff match. ESPN broadcast live coverage of Mill’s release from prison and boarded the helicopter. Later, Sharrie Williams, an ESPN fangirl interviewed Mill to find out what kept him going throughout his imprisonment.
The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles rallied behind Mill, declaring Mill’s “Dreams and Nightmares” as their official anthem during their championship run. The NBA also worships Mill. He performed at the 2019 NBA all-star game.
Woke media and pro-sports fascinations with Mill speak volumes about how ridiculously stupid they are. Mill’s “dream”, however, is closer to legal- and artistic nightmare status.
