Damaris

Because I don't think Meek, even though he's the greatest tweeter of all time, doesn't know how the internet works.

Like he didn't know if you just tweet that in his head,

Him saying these things is a flex.

Not knowing the internet is going to clown you for your flex and make fun of you for the next six months.

He didn't know how to control those narratives.

So I agree with Charlamagne.

He definitely made some mistakes being too public at that time.

But the music was hitting.

Who in the world didn't love championships?

Hit records on it.

Features were nuts.

Like, you cannot say musically Meek fell off after.

That was definitely his best album, for sure.

That's a fair point.

You and I have always debated like, all right, at this point, is Meek just leaning into that persona?

I feel like if you say now Meek, I don't like the term has fallen off because Meek could easily just come back because he's a talented artist.

But I would say more of the drop happened with Expensive Pain.

It wasn't my favorite Meek album.

And to your point as well, the label fucked it all up.

But just musically, it wasn't my shit when it came to Meek.