Meek Mill has once again called out Joe Biden, this time criticizing the President for his elderly age.
In an outspoken tweet on Tuesday (January 16), the Dreamchasers CEO argued that 81-year-old Biden is simply too old to be in office.
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“Joe Biden is too old to be our president ‘respectfully’ wtf is going on in the American system that yall pushing this through like it’s okay to trust what we seeing,” he wrote.
“We talking [missiles] … advance technology… mental and physical warfare …. That’s not a lane for the older!”
Meek’s post came after reports of Biden claiming he spoke to Iran’s leaders, but they still went through with bombing Northern Iraq.
The “reckless and imprecise” ballistic missiles damaged the U.S. consulate and killed six civilians in the process.
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Meek’s stance sparked a debate on social media, with one person replying: “If his age is a problem, then keep the problems coming because he has been extremely effective. He has my vote.”
Another responded: “Okay, so imagine you needed a teleprompter to do all of your songs, and you forgot the lyrics 75% of the time. That’s not an age thing to me, that’s something else. I’m surprised some mumble rap label hasn’t signed him yet.”
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This is far from the first time that Meek Mill has been critical of Joe Biden. Back in November, he put the President on blast for allegedly lying about weapons deals in his hometown of Philadelphia.
Biden claimed that trucks were pulling up to the curb “selling weapons, selling guns” in the streets of New York City and Philadelphia. He explained that moving forward, the consequences for these types of exchanges will be worse.
Meek, however, didn’t take kindly to Biden’s remarks and posted an Instagram Story calling him out.
“Gotta be the army pulling up with trucks of guns in Philly,” he wrote. “This not true unless he know something we don’t know!”
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Additionally, back in 2021, the Dreams & Nightmares rapper teamed up with Drake and numerous other rappers and athletes to draw Washington D.C.’s attention to marijuana reform.
According to Fox13, a letter was sent to The White House addressing President Biden in September, calling for the pardon of all non-violent cannabis offenders currently locked up in prisons across the country.
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Other rappers who supported the bill include Killer Mike, Ty Dolla $ign, Quavo, Kodak Black, Dave East, T.I., and 2 Chainz.
