Meek Mill water controversy explained: the rapper is being roasted on Twitter for posting an Instagram story that shows him giving a $20 dollar bill to a group of young kids selling water on the street and telling them to split it. Fans are now calling the millionaire rapper “cheap”. Keep reading to find out what happened.
Who is Meek Mill?
Meek Mill was born Robert Rihmeek Williams in Philadelphia on 6 May 1987.
He is best known for being a musician. The rapper has had many high profile collaborations, such as with Drake, Lil Durk and Snoop Dogg.
Meek Mill’s new, EP Quarantine Pack, dropped on Spotify on 20 November this year. His top song, Going Bad, featuring Drake, currently has nearly 700 million streams on Spotify.
According to celebrity net worth, Meek Mill’s net worth is around $20 million dollars. The rapper has three children and split up with ex Milan Harris earlier this year.
Meek Mill water controversy explained
Meek Mill recently posted an Instagram story showing him giving money to a group of kids selling water on the street. In the video, Mill hands one of them $20 and then asks the kids to split it between themselves.
Twitter reacts to Meek Mill’s charity
Fans are now roasting the rapper on Twitter for his Instagram story. Some pointed out that Meek Mill’s car alone is worth nearly half a million dollars and that he should have given the kids more money. Others are suggesting that maybe not everything needs to be posted on an Instagram story.
Mill has addressed the water controversy directly.
The Meek Mill water controversy also generated some great memes.
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