Meek Mill’s notifications have been blowing up in the wake of Diddy’s arrest as a viral audio recording resurfaced online, purportedly of the Philly Rapper and Bad Boy Records mogul engaged in sexual activity. 

The lewd audio first went viral earlier this year when Lil Rod dragged Meek into his sexual assault lawsuit against Diddy. The recording, likely AI, circulated again following Diddy’s arrest in Manhattan on Monday (September 16), after a grand jury delivered an indictment. 

By Tuesday evening (September 17), Meek had had enough and finally reacted to the viral rumors. He shared a screen recording of his recent notifications on X (Twitter), many of them about the explicit audio. 

“So u real quiet now,” read the first message. “was that really you getting your cheeks clapped by that man in the audio? you are a victim rise up.” 

Meek Mill claimed that bots are being used in a conspiracy to “damage” powerful men like himself.  

“They manipulated these devices so bad,” he said before adding, “And I’m not with ‘them,’” without naming who he was distancing himself from. “N##### like me without a full school education gained world influence and a different education,” he continued. “I don’t even wanna be in this mix lol that’s why I never wanted to start speaking up doing good.” 

Meek wrote in another post, “we seen this happen to every black man… I be doing unseen black ghetto kid s### ‘now I’m gay’ lol I get it!” He also claimed, “it’s a lot of people hating on me on the low … they don’t play with guns they do campaigns.” 

Meek Mill Denies Rumors Following Lil Rod’s Lawsuit Accusing Diddy of Assault

Meek Mill denied the rumors shortly after Lil Rod filed his lawsuit linking the rapper to the allegations against Diddy.  

“I’m from Philly I don’t do coke or freaky ass molly … nobody won’t even offer me coke because I’m that heavy,” he tweeted. “No man or watt would ever approach me about gay activity and the whole place don’t get flipped … woke up seeing this on every blog like they know I’m coming! Lol.” 

He also claimed he was facing a smear campaign.  

“The 2 things they say … we snitching or we gay ….we generating 100’s of millions from music it’s not a coincidence we all gay and snitches,” he wrote. “They are powering this stuff even if it’s fake! The goal is to disrupt the Hip-Hop community…. I own this music that drop tomar play it!!!!!”