“Meek Mill has got a lot of things to say. His fourth studio album ‘Championships’ is his first full-length release since he served five months in prison. An 18-track project with an all-star cast of hip-hop artists, it is staunch, confident and completely uncompromising. Themes of prison reform, black oppression and injustices against the marginalised run throughout. Though some songs stray, sound”
“Despite being born of injustice, an air of victory hangs over Meek’s first full-length since he was released from prison. It captures an intensity that the Philadelphia rapper is known for and best at.”
“Meek Mill's celebratory new album ends up being a mixed bag of mostly generic pop rap.”
