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tab58064 said:Meek Mill is a damn good rapper no doubt, but I question his future as a commercially successful artists who will last more than 2-3 years. I know I'm going to get slammed for saying this, but am I the only one who hasn't any solo songs by Meek that will make good radio/commercially successful songs? Am I the only one who has notice that he's just slightly more commercially viable because of who he's associated with all while he's mainly a damn good mixtape/street corner rapper like Papoose? Truthfully he raps about a lot of nothing, but I think he'll continue to do good mainly because of his followers from his mixtapes but mainly because of his association with Rick Ross. I believe he'll have a strong year and then he'll fade.
I just don't think he has radio ready music or good singles in him and he certainly can't make one solo. I think he's good, but at this point he's actually more hype than actual ability when it comes to being able to establish a long run in the industry. What do y'all think??
I was trying to be nice but I agree that he's an average rapper. I should've been clear, he's and Papoose are on the same level IMO the only difference is that Meek landed a deal with one of the hottest out and his energy is more acceptable than Pap's. Both are mixtape/corner store rappers who after 2-3 songs out of 13-15 I'm tired of hearing them. He yells on just about everything he does and seems to not know how to relax/lay-back on a track when the track requires it. I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed whenever his album comes out, but will continue to buy into the hype. The only way his album will be a success is if he has other super hot artists featuring on every track.genocidecutter;4498577 said:tab58064 said:Meek Mill is a damn good rapper no doubt, but I question his future as a commercially successful artists who will last more than 2-3 years. I know I'm going to get slammed for saying this, but am I the only one who hasn't any solo songs by Meek that will make good radio/commercially successful songs? Am I the only one who has notice that he's just slightly more commercially viable because of who he's associated with all while he's mainly a damn good mixtape/street corner rapper like Papoose? Truthfully he raps about a lot of nothing, but I think he'll continue to do good mainly because of his followers from his mixtapes but mainly because of his association with Rick Ross. I believe he'll have a strong year and then he'll fade.
I just don't think he has radio ready music or good singles in him and he certainly can't make one solo. I think he's good, but at this point he's actually more hype than actual ability when it comes to being able to establish a long run in the industry. What do y'all think??
Pause. First off Meek Mill is an average, generic sounding rapper who uses beats to carry him on tracks. As for the question at hand he's all new hype he better make as much money as he can cause once his hype is gone he'll fade away.
tab58064;4498597 said:I was trying to be nice but I agree that he's an average rapper. I should've been clear, he's and Papoose are on the same level IMO the only difference is that Meek landed a deal with one of the hottest out and his energy is more acceptable than Pap's. Both are mixtape/corner store rappers who after 2-3 songs out of 13-15 I'm tired of hearing them. He yells on just about everything he does and seems to not know how to relax/lay-back on a track when the track requires it. I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed whenever his album comes out, but will continue to buy into the hype. The only way his album will be a success is if he has other super hot artists featuring on every track.genocidecutter;4498577 said:tab58064 said:Meek Mill is a damn good rapper no doubt, but I question his future as a commercially successful artists who will last more than 2-3 years. I know I'm going to get slammed for saying this, but am I the only one who hasn't any solo songs by Meek that will make good radio/commercially successful songs? Am I the only one who has notice that he's just slightly more commercially viable because of who he's associated with all while he's mainly a damn good mixtape/street corner rapper like Papoose? Truthfully he raps about a lot of nothing, but I think he'll continue to do good mainly because of his followers from his mixtapes but mainly because of his association with Rick Ross. I believe he'll have a strong year and then he'll fade.
I just don't think he has radio ready music or good singles in him and he certainly can't make one solo. I think he's good, but at this point he's actually more hype than actual ability when it comes to being able to establish a long run in the industry. What do y'all think??
Pause. First off Meek Mill is an average, generic sounding rapper who uses beats to carry him on tracks. As for the question at hand he's all new hype he better make as much money as he can cause once his hype is gone he'll fade away.
Jamaica;4498613 said:His style is cool for now but growing as an artist will be key to longevity.
Jamaica;4498613 said:His style is cool for now but growing as an artist will be key to longevity.
Jamaica;4498613 said:His style is cool for now but growing as an artist will be key to longevity.
In Your Moms Room;4499132 said:On the same level as papoose? GTFO. Beats carry him? GTFO. Papoose hasn't had close the the success as Meek as had.
When i hear people saying shit like that. I can't take you seriously because i know you haven't listend to Meek outside of 2-3 songs. Dudes been on the radio since rose red. 2010 his Black and Yellow remix came on every hour.
He's been rocking shows with 30k people for years. He done sold 100k mixtapes out his trunk.
H-Rap 180;4499154 said:Meek been on the scene since he was 14, he's one of those artists that doesn't need commercial success to be successful.
Too Short been eating off rap since 1983 about 5 years before Meek Mill was even born and he just dropped an album this year that made the Billboard 200. Too Short is 46 and still on albums like Wiz "Rolling Papers".
Meek got the streets and his city behind him and as long as you stay true to those elements you can stay in this game as long as you want...E-40 is another example he's been dropping albums and doing shows for over 20 years with minimal mainstream success but a loyal and constant street fan base that keep him relevant in the streets were it counts.
Meek will be in the game until he's ready to retire, fuck the mainstream and commercial acceptance.
Axel Realest;4499182 said:Hold on I just remembered, he sold out on that house party track
lamontbdc;4499247 said:Yea his flow is what carries him but some more substance and versatility will be needed. Let's see where he goes. I'm not sure bout Amen as his single though. I mean folks gonna think it's a drake song vs a meek track. But if you got Drake and Jeremiah on the track and can't get radio play then it's a lost cause.
i really wish were in the time and days where I used to be could be a single. i fuck with that track