MEEK MILL RIDES HARD FOR RICK ROSS OVER 'RAPE LYRICS' - 'ITS HIP-HOP'

Meek Mill makes it clear where his allegiance lie and that’s with his boss, Rick Ross – despite a controversy that appears to keep growing.

In an interview with Urban Informer, Meek made his stance known.

“I don’t even care about nobody criticizing no lyrics,” Meek said in a candid interview.
“People rap about killing stuff all day. Biggie said, ‘Rape your kid. Throw her over the bridge.’ It was nothing, it was just hip-hop.”

Meek also lashed out at blogs and websites that have been critical of his Ross, who heads up Maybach Music.

“Now you got all these weirdos on these social sites voicing their opinion about something anybody say,” he continued. “I don’t care. I’m from the ‘hood. I never really cared about what nobody say in no rap. Rap’s always been talking about killing, drugs, all types of stuff.”

He also said that hip-hop is just entertainment and not a reflection of reality.

“It’s imaginary visual. If a writer write about somebody getting raped in a movie, that mean he a rapist or he want girls to get raped? No, he just wrote about that in a movie,” Meek said.

Protesters continue to request that Reebok, Rick Ross’ sponsor, drop him, even though the rapper has apologized before.