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Meek Mill Claims Indie Move Sparks Industry Blockade
27 Apr
Summary
- Meek Mill alleges industry resistance after becoming independent.
- Rapper claims songs like 'Cybertruck' saw decreased streams.
- He fears labels discourage music plays and bookings.

Meek Mill has voiced concerns about facing industry resistance following his transition to an independent music career. The rapper suggested that his move away from traditional label structures has led to attempts to suppress his visibility.
In recent social media posts, Meek Mill claimed that his name has been targeted since he went independent. He specifically noted a significant decline in streaming performance for his songs "Cybertruck" and "5AM in Philly" after their release, which he believes was not a natural occurrence.
Adding to his allegations, the rapper stated he has heard that a label could be actively discouraging support for his music and performances. "I'm hearing a label telling people not to play my music or book me because I went Indy???? This better not be true!" he expressed, highlighting his apprehension about these potential behind-the-scenes actions.