Get up on This: Meek Mill ‘Dreams Worth More Than Money (Freestyle)’

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Rick Ross and his Maybach Music artists have always been famous for using the  marketing buzz behind their current project to promote the next upcoming album. Following true Maybach fashion on the week of the release of Rick Ross’ latest album Mastermind, Meek Mill announced the title of his coming album Dreams Worth More Than Money, and now he’s back with a freestyle of the same title. As reported by rap-up.com:

“In the three-and-a-half-minute clip, the MMG rapper spits some mean bars about his come-up, living out his dreams, and his arsenal of cars while posted up in the studio.

“‘I used to sleep on the same floor the mice on / Now it’s Italian marble moonwalking like Mike doing,’ raps Meek.”

Meek Mill revealed last week that the new album will be released this summer during an interview with Rick Ross on Revolt TV. According to hiphopdx.com:

“During his appearance on Revolt, Meek also broke down his progress on the making of Dreams Worth More Than Money and who fans can expect to hear on the production side of things. “I had to let’em know, we like 80 percent done,” he said. “Me and Diddy been cookin’, me and Rozay been cookin’, me and Kiss been cookin’, me and everybody been cookin’ and we just been getting it right. That’s how just how it’s going down, Dreams Worth More Than Money, this summer.” Diddy, who owns the Revolt network in a partnership with Comcast, rushed the stage during the Meek Mill interview.”

Check out Meek Mill’s “Dreams Worth More Than Money (Freestyle)” below.

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