Meek Mill Denies Nicki Minaj Engagement: It ain’t really time to get married yet.
Rick Ross being instrumental to his career:
Ross changed my life. He changed my whole family’s lives. Ross met my grandma a lot of times. She thinks Rick Ross is her boyfriend. She’s like, ‘Where my baby at?’
Being frustrated by the way he’s been treated by the system:
My dad got killed in South Philly. Ain’t nobody save him. The cops didn’t save him, and I don’t even think about the cops saving me, so I just took action to protect myself. When you’re telling me I’m not shit, you got to look at it from my point of view. I always wanted to say this to the judge: ‘Think about your son. If your son grew up in the neighborhood, and his father was dead, but he’s able to rise up above it all and start taking care of you, your mother, and your whole family? He’s taking responsibility.’ So when you got a white lady in a courtroom, who don’t know you from a can of paint, saying I’m not shit and I need to be put in jail? That’s offensive to me. I look at that as racism. I take that personally.
Meek Mill’s issue of The FADER hits newsstands June 30th. Click here to read the full interview.
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