September 10, 2025
The Philly rapper said he needs the money to fund a book, album, and a short film.
On his X account, Philly recording artist Meek Mill complained that he can’t find investors for a variety of projects, namely $5 million for a book, album, and short.
Social media users were happy to provide some answers, not all of them helpful.
He was given advice or chastised for how he had moved in the past while others did not believe that he was in any position to garner any investment money.
One young lady called him by his given middle name, Rihmeek (which is where Meek derived from), and provided advice that some may find useful.
Another user placed the blame on the rapper for past transgressions and suggested that the “face” of his business (AKA Meek) is most likely the reason he is not getting past the doors, keeping him out of the investment pool.
The user even offered Meek to contact him directly for more advice, if needed. (No word if that happened.)
Someone else said he should be self-funded, using Meek’s branded company name, Dream Chaser, to make a point.
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Continuing on the theme that Meek could do these things on his own, using his own money, another user suggested he approach a bank, which is something Meek alluded to in another post, which which was a better alternative than “begging” for the funds.
In the post below, though, Meek seemingly answered his own question.
Will the Philadelphia rapper take heed and attempt to fund his own projects? Or will he continue to look for investors to chase his dreams? Maybe having a conversation with Jay-Z or maybe 50 Cent, who are both successful in and outside of hip-hop, can lead him to what he is looking for. Time will tell.
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