Meek Mill Slams Alleged Rumors Linking Him to Diddy

Meek Mill has had enough of the internet’s endless chatter. For months, rumors have swirled about an alleged sexual relationship between Meek and Diddy, stemming from a lawsuit filed in February by producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.

The lawsuit accused Diddy of grooming and referenced a “Philadelphia rapper who dated Nicki Minaj,” sparking speculation that Meek Mill was involved. No confirmation of the allegations has been made, but that hasn’t stopped the internet from running wild with the story.

The constant online jabs reached a boiling point for Meek, who took to X/Twitter earlier today to slam the rumors and the outlets spreading them. Referring to reports about Diddy supposedly hosting a wild birthday party for him in 2014, Meek wrote, “None of these publications are owned by Black men posting things to destroy the names and brands of the culture! Ima stand on this. I know it’s somebody behind this! Ima start a war behind it too when I find out!!!!”

Meek didn’t stop there, accusing media outlets of orchestrating what he calls a “war on Black men.” He continued his fiery rant, saying, “Just think about it—you are waking up to a bunch of non-Black-owned publications posting major lies about me! Where all the PR people go that was around me? Everybody see what’s going on. I’m not gonna be quiet. It’s war on Black men!”

The controversy comes just days after Meek went viral for shutting down rumors of his affiliation with Diddy in a now widely-shared clip. “This is real life,” Meek stated in the video. “No Diddy gang. Meek Milly in real life. Don’t ever disrespect me.” The clip drew a response from Justin Combs, Diddy’s son, who expressed his disappointment with a simple “smh” and a face-palm emoji.

It’s clear Meek Mill isn’t backing down, but whether he’ll continue to address the allegations or focus on his music remains to be seen. As fans and critics dissect his every move, one thing is certain: Meek is ready to fight back against what he sees as attacks on his name and the culture.