Meek Mill Suggests He Can Sell Out Madison Square Garden or Barclays ‘With 45 Days of Promo’
The fans in Meek's mentions seem to be split on this proclamation.
On October 15, Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill took to X to make an intriguing claim. He suggested he could sell out either Madison Square Garden in Manhattan or Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, given just 45 days of promotional effort. Tweeting, "I can sell out the Garden or the Barclays Center with 45 days of promo!" Meek Mill's bold statement drew both criticism and support from his followers.
One user pointed out that featuring another artist would likely be necessary to fill such a high-profile venue, referencing Meek’s popular track "Dreams & Nightmares." However, another follower disagreed, stating that Meek Mill didn’t necessarily need 45 days to sell out the arena, believing it would happen on its own. Throughout his X timeline, Meek Mill frequently shares his thoughts, inviting others to engage in the conversation.
Recently, he compared streaming services to college sports, suggesting that music labels should opt for direct sales to maintain consistent pricing. Earlier in the week, Meek Mill had expressed interest in collaborating with AI companies to enhance educational opportunities in Philadelphia schools. His recent single, "Nightmares to Dreams," is a reimagining of the classic "Dreams & Nightmares." In the past month, Meek Mill has been dropping teasers of new unreleased music on his YouTube page.
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