8 Things We Learned from Meek Mill on The Breakfast Club

Meek Mill’s been making the media rounds as of late and after checking into The Breakfast Club today (Dec. 6), he might be falling back from giving anymore interviews (nice going, y’all).

A week after dropping his highly anticipated post-prison LP Championships, the Philly rapper/social justice activist sat down with DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God and Angela Yee for a lengthy interview in which they covered a lot of ground in both his personal and professional life.

Whether he was talking about how he feels about the judge with the grudge that sent him to prison or what it would take for him to stop advocating for criminal justice reform, Meek answers every question asked of him whether willingly or reluctantly.

Here are the 8 things we learned from Meek Mill on The Breakfast Club.

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1. Raw Wit The Mic?

Meek Mill admits that he’s getting so much paper that he won’t have unprotected sex with a woman unless it’s a serious relationship. Meek has better sex standards than our current “President” who raw dogs porno stars like a savage.

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2. Drake

Meek says that his conversation with Drake happened organically as opposed to it being forced by both rappers parties. That being said he also reveals that Nicki Minaj never tried to get them to squash the beef even though she’s cool with Drizzy. That would’ve been weird if you really think about it. He also says his beef with The Game is cooked and done. We forgot that was even a thing at one point.

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3. Sorry, Not Sorry

At the age of 19 Meek got arrested by a cop who said he pointed a gun at him and the judge was willing to give Meek a pass if he apologized to the cop in court. Meek refused because he said he was innocent and had nothing to apologize for. He felt that an apology would’ve been an admission of guilt but ultimately said, “If you felt threatened I apologize but basically not apologizing for pointing no gun at you cause I ain’t pull.”

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4. Criminal Justice Crusade

Meek admits that with his newfound crusade for social justice officially making waves he’s scared it’s going to put him in the crosshairs of the wrong people as he’s heard his name thrown in with criminal activity lately. “I be getting scared, like somebody gonna try to like remove me from what’s going on. It’s getting deep.” He even says that if people in power approach him and tell him to quit pursuing prison reform or pay the consequences, “Yeah, I’ll probably fall back. Let somebody else handle that. This sh*t ‘bout my son and ‘em. I ain’t going to jail for these muafuckas. I ain’t going to jail for nobody.”

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5. Judge With A Grudge

Even though the judge that sentenced him unjustly seemed to have a personal grudge with Meek, he’s not even mad at her. As a matter of fact, “I really thank her. Everything I went through put me where I’m at right now. I don’t live like that where having a grudge towards somebody or having hate towards somebody for a certain amount of time.” Meek’s a better person than most of us.

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6. Robert Kraft

Even though he’s cool with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Meek says that he never asked him why he doesn’t sign Colin Kaepernick nor has he brought up the idea of signing him. Come on, Meek!

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7. Watching The Tube

Meek says that he doesn’t watch regular TV and actually sees everything on the internet so he can pick and choose what he wants to watch. It seems to have converted him into a bit of a conspiracy theorist. Keep them flat earth theory videos away from this man!

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8. J. Cole

Even though he got in the studio with J. Cole, Meek says that they never laid down a track with each other. “We did a lot of talking and really critiquing each other and really just giving game and having a good conversation.” Well so much for that.