Meek Mill Teases Releasing "CHAMPIONSHIPS" Follow-Up Before 2019

Meek Mill shares some insight on his Twitter Q&A.

BYAron A.Dec 04, 201810.1K Views

Meek Mill is not even a week removed from the release of his first-post prison album, CHAMPIONSHIPS, but he might not be over just yet. During a fan Q&A session on Twitter, Meek Mill hinted that another project could be on the way before the end of the year.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqy1GmeHwyk

"You think you can hit us with another real me mixtape. The streets been waiting," a fan wrote to Meek Mill on Twitter. Meek's mixtape run is a staple among his day-one fans. Clearly, Meek's fully aware that the streets been missing him and he hinted that a new project could drop in a matter of weeks. "How bout I just drop another album before the year over!" He wrote to the fan.

In all honesty, it seems a bit unrealistic that we get a new album from Meek Mill before the end of 2018, but we could be hopeful. Despite hinting at the release of a CHAMPIONSHIPS follow-up, he also revealed that the album's intro will be the next music video off of the project. The rapper recently shared a snippet of the music video on Instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq5sU4oHkPR

Meek also revealed the reason why he decided to freestyle on Drake's "Back to Back" diss track, saying, "I still had a lil problem wit that beat drake good but that beat used to get on my nerves when I heard it so it had to give me a rumble."

Additionally, Meek also dubbed Tierra Whack as his favorite new rapper.

Peep the tweets below.

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