Meek Mill: Leanin’ into New ‘Dreamchasers 3’ Mixtape

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Meek Mill is releasing his much anticipated “Dreamchasers 3″ mixtape today, undoubtedly sending the Internet into hysterics. In the last few days leading up to the event, the Maybach Music member has been releasing new music. His latest offerings are a track entitled I’m Leanin‘ and a freestyle video, which both provide an inside look into the mixtape. According to missnfo.tv:

“Meek Mill blasts off his new Dreamchasers 3 mixtape, the Philly MC calls on a few big names for a track off the DJ Drama-hosted project. Premiered by Hot 97′s own Funkmaster Flex, Meek Milly taps G.O.O.D. Music’s Travi$ Scott, Birdman, and Diddy on the Cardo-produced intro ‘I’m Leanin’.

“Meek also debuted a freestyle video and exclusive 30-minute listening session recap. The 17-track mixtape includes appearances from Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Ma$e, Future, Fabolous, Yo Gotti, Jadakiss, and more.”

“Dreamchasers 3” is debuting today, and should be available for download at dattpiff.com.

Check out I’m Leanin’ and the mixtape behind the scenes below. Also check out the “Dreamchasers 3” track list below.

1. I’m Leanin’ (Feat. Travi$ Scott, Birdman & Diddy) (Produced By Cardo)
2. Make Me (Produced By Super Ced)
3. Dope Dealer (Feat. Rick Ross & Nicki Minaj) (Produced By Key Wane)
4. Lil’ Snupe (Skit)
5. Lil’ Ni**a Snupe (Produced By Boi-1da)
6. Ain’t Me (Feat. Yo Gotti & Omelly)
7. I Be On Dat (Feat. Nicki Minaj, Fabolous & French Montana) (Produced By Southside & TM88)
8. Hip Hop (Produced By Tone the Beat Bully)
9. Money Ain’t No Issue (Feat. Future & Fabolous) (Produced By Cardo)
10. We Ain’t the Same (Omelly)
11. Heaven Or Hell (Feat. Jadakiss & Gourdan)
12. Fuckin’ Wit Me (Feat. Tory Lanez) (Produced By Mekanics & Scott Storch)
13. My Life (Feat. French Montana)
14. Rich Porter (Skit)
15. Rich Porter (Feat. Rick Ross) (Produced By Rio)
16. Right Now (Feat. French Montana, Ma$e & Cory Gunz (Produced By Rio)
17. The End (Produced By Black Metaphor)

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