Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 11月15日 02時11分

Rapper @meekmill was still technically out on bail when he sat down with Vogue in his studio to discuss the other thing, aside from music, he has decided to dedicate his life to: criminal justice reform. He was 19 when he first “caught his case” when he was arrested in his hometown of Philadelphia in 2007. He uses the word “caught” because, despite serving his time, and for crimes he has always denied committing, those charges have plagued him for the last decade. Even while recording his much-anticipated new album, which he will release on November 30, he felt the stress of being on probation: “It’s a dark shadow over the top of your head on a daily basis.” Tap the link in bio to watch Vogue’s inside look at his headlining appearance at @Tidal’s Brooklyn benefit concert.

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