Meek Mill Cops Major Deal With WME After Roc Nation Exit

Meek Mill cops major deal with WME after exiting from Roc Nation according to an announcement issued on Thursday. Variety reported that the music talent agency, William Morris Endeavor (also known as WME) will represent Mill in all areas while working together to identify potential talents to represent or partner with. In return, the talents would enjoy from the global influence and different resources of the agency “that spans film, television, music, books, digital, endorsements, and more.”

According to the announcement, the relationship is “designed to expand Meek’s business while identifying and supporting his network of artists, athletes, and entertainers so that they can take better advantage of their influence on culture, and open up more opportunities for them within the entertainment, brand and business space.”

In view of the partnership with WME, Meek said: “The partnership between WME and Culture Currency is a strategic hybrid structure that will bring resources and opportunities to entertainers. I have grown and learned the business in an unorthodox way that is effective through relationships built on talent and creativity. As an entertainer, I see us as part of the first generation that truly has influence and connections spread throughout social justice, music, sports, the movie industry, politics, business and the tech world. Taking advantage of this opportunity will allow us to give others the same chance to catch their dreams. Thank you WME for opening the door to build this bridge.”

In a recent interview, Meek Mill along with his business partner, Michael Rubin joined “CBS Mornings” to discuss the organization Reform Alliance’s plan to transform the criminal justice system. Here, the rapper also revealed he was dropping new “war-ready Dreamchasers music” in September.