Net Worth: $9 Million Age: 30 Born: May 6, 1987 Country of Origin: United States of America Source of Wealth: Professional Rapper Last Updated: 2018
Introduction
Meek Mill is an American rapper and songwriter from South Philadelphia. His career began as a battle rapper, before he was signed to T.I’s Grand Hustle Records, and then Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group.
Mill has often appeared in the news for one of his many feuds with other rappers, including Drake, The Game, Kendrick Lamar, and 50 Cent.
As of 2018, Meek Mill’s net worth is estimated to be $9 million.
Early Life
Meek Mill was born Robert Rihmeek Williams, on May 6, 1987, in South Philadelphia. Mill and his sister were raised by their mother, as Meek’s father unfortunately passed away when he was only 5 years old.
The family lived in poverty, and Meek was very shy/quiet as a child. When he was a teenager, he gained an interest in performing in rap battles. He’d stay up late just to scribble down rhymes in his notebooks.
Meek Mill was arrested at the age of 18 for illegally possessing a firearm, and was beaten by police. He was charged with assaulting the police officers, and was put on probation.
Career
Meek Mill’s career began in 2003, when he formed the rap group ‘The Bloodhoundz’ with three of his friends. the group released four mix-tapes, and then Mill started to gain interest from fellow rappers and record companies.
T.I signed Meek Mill to Grand Hustle Records, and gave him the opportunity to tour with him. However, Meek was shortly arrested after once again for illegal gun possession, as well as drug possession.
Mill served seven months in prison because of this.
He was signed to Maybach Music Group in 2011, and really started to see mainstream success during this time; after collaborating with rappers such as Birdman, Lil Wayne, and DJ Khaled.
Throughout his career, Meek Mill has released several studio albums, EP’s, and Mix-tapes. Many of which we will highlight in the next section below.
However, Mill is currently serving a 2 to 4 year sentence in prison, due to violating his parole. The story has been featured in the news this week due to an ex-cop coming forward, and stating that another officer lied to send him back to prison. It’s very likely that he’ll be released much earlier than the original sentence stated above, but for now we cannot say.
As of 2018, Meek Mill’s net worth is estimated to be $9 million.
Highlights
Here are some of the best highlights of Meek Mill’s career:
- Flamers (2008)
- Flamers 2: Hottest In That City (2009)
- Mr. Philadelphia (2010)
- Dreamchasers (2011)
- Dreamchasers 2 (2012)
- Dreams and Nightmares (2012)
- Dreams Worth More Than Money (2015)
- 4/4 (2016)
- Meekend Music (2017)
- Wins & Losses (2017)
Favorite Quotes from Meek Mill
“Only the limits of your imaginations can determine how far you go in life.” – Meek Mill
“Work harder than anybody you’ve ever seen. That’s what I believe.” – Meek Mill
“I don’t think I would change really anything about rap. Rap don’t have no limits to it, and I like it like that.” – Meek Mill
“Big dreams turn into big things.” – Meek Mill
“Sometimes I have to remind myself, that on my worst day I live like somebody on their greatest.” – Meek Mill
“I think it’s way harder when you have success, ’cause people tend to not treat you the same or look at you the same because they see the success or the money you make.” – Meek Mill
“I’ve always been rapping before I was making money off of it. Before I made a profit, I had always been rapping.” – Meek Mill
“I stay in my lane but I always try to graduate to the next level, you know what I’m saying. I stay hungry.” – Meek Mill
“Philly gave me my ambition and drive to get more. It’s a reminder to stay on top of my game. That’s not a place I want to go back to.” – Meek Mill
“Appreciate the little things in life, they’re what really matter the most.” – Meek Mill
Meek Mill Motivational Video
Summary
Meek Mill is an American rapper and songwriter with a lot of past feuds. In 2018, Meek Mill’s net worth is $9 million. Right now, Mill is still serving his sentence at the State Correctional Institution in Pennsylvania, but recent news may increase the chances of an early release.
