Meek Mill Speaks Out: 'Craziest Thing I Saw at a Puff Party Was Coke Vibes'

Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has recently addressed the ongoing federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, sharing his personal experiences at the music mogul’s parties. In a series of posts on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Meek Mill recounted witnessing “coke vibes” at Diddy’s gatherings, while also distancing himself from allegations linked to the Bad Boy Records founder.

Addressing the Allegations

Meek Mill expressed frustration over being indirectly associated with claims made in a lawsuit filed by music producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones Jr. Although Meek Mill was not named in the lawsuit, online speculation connected him to the allegations. He stated, “In the midst of Diddy on federal trial I wanna bring back up ‘Lil Rod’ and his lawsuit that was dropped. He never said my name but these blogs amplified that whole agenda against me. My culture don’t believe it but it’s an attack on my brand.

Observations at Diddy’s Parties

Sharing his experiences at Diddy’s events, Meek Mill remarked, “Just to put that on public record… and the craziest thing I saw at a Puff party is ‘coke vibes’ and that’s going on at all these parties.” He emphasized his personal stance against drug use, saying, “I’m from Norf Philly I had millions since I was 23! I don’t even wanna be addicted to weed! Not judging but I see it differently.

Clarifying Misconceptions

Meek Mill also addressed a viral interview clip involving YouTuber Luce Cannon, which he labeled as “bait.” He recounted his experiences in Los Angeles, stating, “I was running into Suge Knight and Big U when I came to LA, no camera phone vibes! I was showing [people] out there it’s more to life with Black success.

Public Reaction

Meek Mill’s candid revelations have sparked discussions within the hip-hop community and among fans. His comments provide a glimpse into the atmosphere of high-profile industry events and highlight the challenges artists face in maintaining their personal integrity amid public scrutiny.

Written By Fortune Davidson