Meek Mill Wants to Pay $100,000 to Hire an Investigative Team to Find ‘Every Specific Detail’ Linking His Name to Diddy’s Case
The Philly native has been busy trying to prove to people that he wasn't involved with Diddy's alleged crimes.
Meek Mill has revealed he wants to pay an investigative team $100,000 to find every piece of evidence that connects him to Diddy's sex trafficking and racketeering case.
On Monday, Meek hopped on X to share a message with his followers regarding his alleged involvement in the disgraced mogul's sexual assault allegations. People have been throwing the rapper's name into the mix due to his friendship with Diddy, but Meek has had enough and is thinking of hiring an investigative team to prove he wasn't involved with any of the alleged crimes tied to Diddy. Meek also stated he wants to find out who is working behind the scenes in the media industry that is connecting him to the Bad Boy Records founder.
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"I wanna hire an investigative team 100k cash to find out every specific detail involving meek mill name to 'Diddy' Case….," Meek tweeted. "I also want them to look at who is powering the media involving 'meek' anything to do with buddy! 'Something not right'"
He continued, "The streets know wassup with me thats not the case….We talking about business side ,somebody powering these bad campaigns with'meeek mill' again I got 100k for a thorough investigation of who's powering and how exactly my name connect to this…"
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Meek then shared a link to a visualizer of his new single "ROBBIE SON" and a caption that read, "Fake ass publications ran stories I got like a 100m followers worldwide … I'm not lettting mediaover ride my voice! It's kids watching me from Africa …UK …etc."
The Philly native's latest round of tweets came after he went on a rant about "bots" creating fake narratives about him and Diddy. Once Diddy was arrested and the grand jury indictment was released, people questioned Meek's involvement, which he denied and claimed "bots" were spinning the story.
"My voice so powerful as a black man from the ghetto worldwide they want it gone," Meek tweeted. "Ima real king straight out the trenches under control of no human… they learned how to damage 'can't stop us' of brands from bots and campaigns like politicians!"
He added, "They manipulated these devices so bad and I'm not with "them" niggas like me without a full school education gained world influence and a different education I don't even wanna be in this mix lolthat's why I never wanted to start speaking up doing good."
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