Meek Calls Elon Musk a 'Reptilian' That's 'Too Smart' But 'Be Checking' If He's Racist: 'I Hope He Not'

Meek Mill thinks that Elon Musk is too smart to be a human.

The rapper shared his belief about X’s CEO with fans on X in an #askmeek session. “I think he like a reptilian he’s too smart…I be checking if he’s racist or not, I be seeing things he post they be a lil crazy,” wrote Meek. “I like him so far he be doing what he wants! He bought X and start trolling it and using the influence “genius” #cybertruck I hope he not.”

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Elsewhere in his #askmeek session, Meek revealed some details about his Meek Mill Bill that was signed into Pennsylvania law in 2023. “I received a real law in my name today that’s active and freeing people currently and reforming the way my people get trapped in the system …. What you do? so I know? This affects most black and brown people in America, ima ghetto baby not even suppose to be here!” wrote the rapper.

Meek’s #askmeek session came shortly after the release of his new song, “CYBERTRUCK.” He previously teased the track on X with a video featuring his custom black Cybertruck — prompting Musk to respond to the video with “cool.”

Earlier this week, Meek lashed out at “bots” that have been sharing fake content of him in the midst of the current media cycle. The rapper spoke out after Diddy’s arrest caused accounts to share fake audio of the two together.

"My voice so powerful as a black man from the ghetto worldwide they want it gone," Meek posted. "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 lol that's why I never wanted to start speaking up doing good."

Meek reflected on his journey and explained that his success is because he’s blessed. "From the streets of Philly … To becoming a millionaire … to helping reform the system … to bridging a gap of billionaires to be interacting with the rap culture that results in success… it's a lot of people hating on me on the low … they don't play with guns they do campaigns," he wrote. "You cant re write my history it's all documented from school to jail to YouTube to being out here live … I don't have to do crazy shit to be famous or cross people to get money …. GOD doing this notmeeeeee!"

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