Meek Mill’s “Heathenism” Low First-Week Sales Pointed Out By Critics

American rapper Meek Mill has had a difficult few weeks recently since allegations linking him to the trending Diddy lawsuits surfaced online, but he’s pushing through. Despite denying the rumours that he was named in Diddy’s latest lawsuit and slept with the Bad Boy Records founder, social media continues to speculate. The challenging period has affected the rapper, who also had an accident in his new car, leaving him shaken but unhurt.

Despite these setbacks, Meek released his new EP, Heathenism, last week, and it has received praise from countless fans. However, critics have also had their say, which has been hard to take. The news that Heathenism only sold 6K in its first week was also challenging to swallow, but Meek remains positive, confident, and determined to succeed. It’s clear that Meek’s fans still have faith in him, and he’s been active on social media, showing his appreciation and gratitude for their support. He’s not one to give up quickly, and he’s already looking at ways to improve and grow as an artist.

While some users, especially his adversaries like DJ Akademiks, who has been vocal on this matter, may have criticized him for the project’s low sales, others say it’s important to remember that everyone has ups and downs. They maintain that Meek is a talented artist who has faced many challenges but is determined to return stronger than ever. He’s focused on his music and working hard to ensure his fans get the best of him.

Meek Mill 'Heathenism' EP sells 6K first week.

— DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) March 8, 2024

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— The E is Silent (@RickEMears) March 8, 2024