I make $1m from every song I record – Meek Mill argues against Rap is dead debate

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American rapper Meek Mill has debunked claims that rap is dying, asserting that he is thriving in the industry.

Meek Mill revealed on his Instagram page that he earns at least 1 million dollars from every song he records, emphasizing his financial success in the rap game.

He confidently stated, “I’m getting a million a song… so that’s $62,500 every bar I speak… They say this rap sh*t dying must be on Billboard because it’s not to Meek!”

This comes amidst ongoing discussions about the state of rap, with Nigerian artist Wizkid recently stating that "hip-hop is dead," sparking debates and reactions from various hip-hop figures.

Nigerian singer Wizkid stirred a debate when he claimed in an interview that "hip-hop is dead."

This statement prompted responses from both local and international hip-hop stars, including South African rapper Nasty C, M.I, Zoro Swagbag, Oladips, and others, who publicly criticized him for his controversial assertion. The discussion around the state of hip-hop continues to generate reactions within the music industry.

Source: dailypost.ng

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