Meek Mill’s latest track, "Who You Voting For," hits just in time for election season, blending raw storytelling with an urgent call for reflection on tomorrow’s big choices. Through his sharp, no-nonsense flow, Meek tackles the realities of inequality, justice, and what it means to have power in a system that doesn’t always feel fair. With lines like "They say it’s a choice, but I feel like it’s fate," he captures his frustration with a broken system and challenges listeners to see voting as more than just a checkbox. More than just a song, it’s a layered message from an artist who’s lived the hardships he’s describing, urging everyone to think twice before staying silent. Meek keeps it real, throwing out questions instead of easy answers, and reminding us of the stakes in a way that only he can. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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