Meek Mill

Robert Rihmeek Williams, professionally known as Meek Mill, is an acclaimed American rapper recognized for his powerful narratives and contributions to contemporary hip-hop. His career took off after signing with Rick Ross’s Maybach Music Group (MMG) in 2011, during which he garnered mainstream success with standout tracks like “Tupac Back” and “Ima Boss,” featured on the compilation album *Self Made Vol. 1*. His debut studio album, *Dreams and Nightmares* (2012), showcased his lyrical prowess and peaked at number two on the Billboard 200, featuring the chart-topping single “Amen” with Drake.

Continuing his rise, Meek Mill released several successful albums, including *Dreams Worth More Than Money* (2015), which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. The album solidified his position in the music industry, followed by *Wins & Losses* (2017) and the critically acclaimed *Championships* (2018), which again topped the Billboard charts. His collaboration with Drake on the hit single “Going Bad” further emphasized his impactful presence in hip-hop, marking it as his highest-charting track to date.

Beyond his music, Meek Mill is also a pioneering entrepreneur. In 2012, he founded Dream Chasers Records, providing a platform for emerging talent in the industry. His partnership with Roc Nation in 2019 expanded his business reach and vision, allowing him to mentor young artists while overseeing label operations creatively and strategically.

As an advocate for criminal justice reform, Meek Mill co-founded the Reform Alliance with Jay-Z, focusing on systemic change and giving back to the community. His philanthropic efforts include significant donations, showcasing his commitment to social issues. Meek Mill remains an influential figure, continually shaping the landscape of hip-hop while empowering the next generation.