Meek Mill Clowned After Revealing Flamers 5 Mixtape Cover

Meek Mill is getting clowned one thing main after revealing his Flamers 5 mixtape cowl immediately.

On Monday (Oct. 31), Meek Mill hit up Instagram to let his 22.8 million followers know that he’s gearing as much as rekindle his Flamers mixtape collection with the discharge of Flamers 5. However, since revealing the undertaking’s official cowl artwork, the Philadelphia rhymer has been dragged closely throughout the web for the minimalistic design that features 5 easy flame emojis, which many view as a subpar illustration of the upcoming undertaking.

Social media customers started to flame Meek as quickly because the “Going Bad” MC posted the Flamers 5 cowl accompanied by the caption, “Flamerz 5 ‘for promotional use only.’ Any day I pick, I’ma drop it. Give me a few days.”

“Meek Mill with probably the worst album cover of the year,” wrote one Twitter person, who occurs to go by LAxFLAME, in a tweet that has since racked up over 46,000 likes.

“Meek Mill somehow managed to make a worse album cover than CLB,” tweeted one other particular person making reference to Drake’s 2021 album, Certified Lover Boy, which additionally acquired adverse feedback on the time of its launch for that includes quite a few pregnant girl emojis.

Another Twitter person threw some multi-level shade on the Philly rapper and his new mixtape cowl, alluding to the truth that just some days in the past, Meek Mill was hit with some heavy backlash for his unofficial remix to Ice Spice’s “Munch (Feelin’ U).”

“Meek Mill finna drop the worst song of the year and then got the worst album cover of the year,” learn the tweet.

Meek Mill’s upcoming launch of Flamers 5 will mark the fifth installment of his famend Flamers collection. The first Flamers dropped all the best way again to 2008, and was quickly adopted by Flamers 2: Hottest in Tha City and Flamers 2.5: The Preview, each of which have been launched in 2009. The newest providing within the collection was 2010’s Flamers 3: The Wait Is Over, which was hosted by DJ Drama as a part of his iconic Gangsta Grillz model. The upcoming mixtape comes on the heels of Expensive Pain, Meek’s fifth studio album which was launched in October of 2021.