Meek Mill Released Two New Tracks on YouTube
The rapper published Philly Heathens and Am I Wrong following an online leak of the material.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Hip-Hop and Rap
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Meek Mill has released two songs, Philly Heathens and Am I Wrong, as music videos on YouTube. The release followed the unauthorized leak of the tracks online over the preceding weekend.
Why it matters
The release comes after the songs surfaced on the internet, prompting the artist to share them directly with fans. While listeners have offered mixed reactions to the material, the tracks are not expected to see an official streaming debut.
Am I Wrong serves as a drill interpolation of the 12-year-old original hit song by Nico & Vinz. The release consists of exactly two songs currently available only on YouTube.
The players
Meek Mill
Meek Mill is a prominent American rapper and songwriter known for his contributions to the Philadelphia hip-hop scene.
Nico & Vinz
Nico & Vinz are a Norwegian musical duo who gained international fame for their 2014 hit single Am I Wrong.
The details
Meek Mill opted to upload the songs to YouTube after they leaked over the weekend of September 26-27, 2026. The artist himself provided the vocal performance for the chorus of Am I Wrong, which has drawn specific criticism from segments of the online hip-hop community.
Timeline
The two songs leaked online between September 26 and September 27, 2026.
Meek Mill officially released the music videos on YouTube on September 27, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This release follows the established trend of artists reclaiming control of leaked content by publishing it directly to video platforms. It highlights the shifting power balance between unverified online leaks and official artist-led distribution.
Fans can currently access the new tracks exclusively through the official YouTube video uploads. There is no indication that these songs will be made available on subscription-based music streaming services.
The takeaway
The situation demonstrates how quickly artists must react to manage their digital assets in the age of social media leaks. Fans looking to hear the new material should visit the artist's official video channel rather than waiting for updates on major streaming platforms.
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