Meek Mill channels his inner Dreamchaser persona with unveiling a morally inducing ode to overcoming hardship in releasing his new record featuring former NSYNC member Justin Timberlake.
Outside of the momentary shenanigans that demonstrated his vulnerability and humanistic traits via social media as it relates to emotions, the Philadelphia native damn sure knows how to motivate someone.
‘Believe’ finds the encouraging catalyst of change delivering a variation of uplifting raps chased with JT’s fervent chorus echoing throughout the context of the songs totality. As mentioned in the opening lines, ‘Follow your dreams, not your addictions/How we gone follow our dreams locked in a prison‘, Meek poses a very valid question while taking a neutral stance on prison reform in song – and who better to project this convincing perspective than someone of his stature that has directly overcame adversity amid facing public scrutiny.
This latest single sounds like it could be the leading soundtrack to the upcoming Charm City Kings film releasing later this year (April 10, 2020) – which houses Meek Mill playing the leading role of Blax, the figurehead of a Baltimore-based group of dirt-bike riders.
Whether it’s JT’s amplified words of encouragement for a hopeful tomorrow or Meek’s perplexing delivery of hapless truths, ‘Believe’ is strikingly stirring in all regards.
Check out Meek Mill‘s latest offering below.
