The Rundown: Meek Mill, Dreams Worth More Than Money

A track-by-track look at Meek's sophomore release.

The Rundown: Meek Mill, Dreams Worth More Than Money - After a jail stint held up the release of Meek Mill's sophomore album for more than a year, Dreams Worth More Than Money, is finally here. Peep the play-by-play look as the Philly flame spitter proves that the wait was definitely worthwhile. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: MMG, Atlantic)

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The Rundown: Meek Mill, Dreams Worth More Than Money - After a jail stint held up the release of Meek Mill's sophomore album for more than a year, Dreams Worth More Than Money, is finally here. Peep the play-by-play look as the Philly flame spitter proves that the wait was definitely worthwhile. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: MMG, Atlantic)

'Lord Knows,' Featuring Tory Lanez - Meek claps off his sophomore release dropping a few Amens and thank-yous to the man above. Taking a few penitentiary chances on his road from poverty to paradise, the MMG lyricist counts his blessings with, "Remember I prayed, I really wished for this / To get the crib with the maid and with the picket fence / I'm with some n****s that remember we took some risks for this / I'm talking risky business flick the wrist / Lord knows that I repent for this."(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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'Lord Knows,' Featuring Tory Lanez - Meek claps off his sophomore release dropping a few Amens and thank-yous to the man above. Taking a few penitentiary chances on his road from poverty to paradise, the MMG lyricist counts his blessings with, "Remember I prayed, I really wished for this / To get the crib with the maid and with the picket fence / I'm with some n****s that remember we took some risks for this / I'm talking risky business flick the wrist / Lord knows that I repent for this."(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

'Classic,' Featuring Swizz Beatz - Bangladesh lays the keys for Meek to rip to as he drops knowledge of how he went from ashy to classy and is now being chosen by your woman. With an assist from Swizz on the hook, Meek doesn't have to yell on this one. He still gets his point across as he breaks the bad news, spitting, "You thought she was innocent / We laughing like she been a h* / Chopping up those benzos / Me, yo b***h in the friend zone / She told you I was friend zoned, what? / I'm in the end zone."(Photos from Left: Brad Barket/Getty Images for BET's Rip The Runway, Gustavo Caballero/Getty Images for Haute Living)

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'Classic,' Featuring Swizz Beatz - Bangladesh lays the keys for Meek to rip to as he drops knowledge of how he went from ashy to classy and is now being chosen by your woman. With an assist from Swizz on the hook, Meek doesn't have to yell on this one. He still gets his point across as he breaks the bad news, spitting, "You thought she was innocent / We laughing like she been a h* / Chopping up those benzos / Me, yo b***h in the friend zone / She told you I was friend zoned, what? / I'm in the end zone."(Photos from Left: Brad Barket/Getty Images for BET's Rip The Runway, Gustavo Caballero/Getty Images for Haute Living)

'Jump Out the Face,' Featuring Future - Future and Meek take a sip on some syrup and pop a few Xanax pills while they stunt all over this Metro Boomin bass-heavy rhythm. Standing on his square as a certified trendsetter, Meek declares, "I've been peeping you n****s been watching my moves / Watching my stacks and my shoes /...When you lil n****s was worried about Jordans, we was rocking them Loubs."(Photos  from Left: Paras Griffin/Landov, JLN Photography/WENN.com)

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'Jump Out the Face,' Featuring Future - Future and Meek take a sip on some syrup and pop a few Xanax pills while they stunt all over this Metro Boomin bass-heavy rhythm. Standing on his square as a certified trendsetter, Meek declares, "I've been peeping you n****s been watching my moves / Watching my stacks and my shoes /...When you lil n****s was worried about Jordans, we was rocking them Loubs."(Photos  from Left: Paras Griffin/Landov, JLN Photography/WENN.com)

'All Eyes on You,' Featuring Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown - Breezy brings his R&B melodies to the booth and helps Meek and Nicki slow it down as they give a glimpse of how their relationship kicked off. Stepping to the plate when the pressure was on, the Philly MC explains, "She was the baddest, I was the realest / We was the flyest, up in the building / We was counting this money, loving the feeling / Look at you now, in love with a hitta."(Photos from Left: Rick Davis/Splash News, Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

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'All Eyes on You,' Featuring Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown - Breezy brings his R&B melodies to the booth and helps Meek and Nicki slow it down as they give a glimpse of how their relationship kicked off. Stepping to the plate when the pressure was on, the Philly MC explains, "She was the baddest, I was the realest / We was the flyest, up in the building / We was counting this money, loving the feeling / Look at you now, in love with a hitta."(Photos from Left: Rick Davis/Splash News, Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

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'The Trillest' - Meek Mill's bulletproof love is felt from city to city as he drops lines on why he gets love in any hood on this soulful introspective track. With his gangsta being fully displayed and no chain tucking in his pedigree, he drops bars like, "I never wanted to be like Mike, I wanted to be like Mitch / Now all the lil' n****s wanna be like this / I wear my chain in any city, let you see my s**t / 'Cause I earned that, it's on me, I'mma keep that s**t." (Photo: Johnny Louis/WENN.com)

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'The Trillest' - Meek Mill's bulletproof love is felt from city to city as he drops lines on why he gets love in any hood on this soulful introspective track. With his gangsta being fully displayed and no chain tucking in his pedigree, he drops bars like, "I never wanted to be like Mike, I wanted to be like Mitch / Now all the lil' n****s wanna be like this / I wear my chain in any city, let you see my s**t / 'Cause I earned that, it's on me, I'mma keep that s**t." (Photo: Johnny Louis/WENN.com)

'R.I.C.O.,' Featuring Drake - Loyalty is the message that Drake and Meek are drilling here as they point out the snakes and the rats. Meek even gives notorious Harlem gangster Alpo the side-eye when he rhymes, "I come through my block like I'm Rico / Popping a wheelie no squealie can't talk to the cops that's illegal / I was like Rich Porter no double-crossing on my peoples / I take an M to the table and split it with my n****s equal."(Photos from Left: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images, WENNCHELLA/WENN.com)

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'R.I.C.O.,' Featuring Drake - Loyalty is the message that Drake and Meek are drilling here as they point out the snakes and the rats. Meek even gives notorious Harlem gangster Alpo the side-eye when he rhymes, "I come through my block like I'm Rico / Popping a wheelie no squealie can't talk to the cops that's illegal / I was like Rich Porter no double-crossing on my peoples / I take an M to the table and split it with my n****s equal."(Photos from Left: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images, WENNCHELLA/WENN.com)

'I Got the Juice' - Respect is hard to earn and very easy to lose, so it's best to keep it real when in Meek Millie's presence. He runs down his code of ethics here with, "Rather eat crumbs with bums 'fore I split my steak with you snake a** n****s / I rather stay around my day ones 'fore I come around you fake a** n****s / I rather have a broke real b***h 'fore I ever deal with y'all fake a** b*****s."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

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'I Got the Juice' - Respect is hard to earn and very easy to lose, so it's best to keep it real when in Meek Millie's presence. He runs down his code of ethics here with, "Rather eat crumbs with bums 'fore I split my steak with you snake a** n****s / I rather stay around my day ones 'fore I come around you fake a** n****s / I rather have a broke real b***h 'fore I ever deal with y'all fake a** b*****s."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

'Ambitionz' - Meek Millie brings Tupac back once again as he reps for all the riders on lockdown in the pen. Reliving his rough days as a shorty, the MMG capo paints a vivid tale here as he rhymes, "Shackled to our ankles it was like a nightmare / You ever wash out your drawers on the same water you s**t? / Doing your push ups right on the floor where you piss? / Cell mates with n****s that went to war with the strips /  You got to rumble from night time down to the morning and s**t."(Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images for BET)

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'Ambitionz' - Meek Millie brings Tupac back once again as he reps for all the riders on lockdown in the pen. Reliving his rough days as a shorty, the MMG capo paints a vivid tale here as he rhymes, "Shackled to our ankles it was like a nightmare / You ever wash out your drawers on the same water you s**t? / Doing your push ups right on the floor where you piss? / Cell mates with n****s that went to war with the strips /  You got to rumble from night time down to the morning and s**t."(Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images for BET)

'Pullin' Up,' Featuring The Weeknd - Meek gets so disrespectful here as he blatantly tells you he's taking your girl so you can either cry or get over it. With The Weeknd laying down the melodic chorus as the Philly MC literally gets busy in the back of his whip, the insults include, "F**k you in the car, if he looking for you / Seen you with your man and said “what up to ya... / Broke boys don’t deserve p***y / Therefore, you ain’t f*****g with her."(Photos from Left: Johnny Louis/WENN.com,  Jlnphotography/WENN)

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'Pullin' Up,' Featuring The Weeknd - Meek gets so disrespectful here as he blatantly tells you he's taking your girl so you can either cry or get over it. With The Weeknd laying down the melodic chorus as the Philly MC literally gets busy in the back of his whip, the insults include, "F**k you in the car, if he looking for you / Seen you with your man and said “what up to ya... / Broke boys don’t deserve p***y / Therefore, you ain’t f*****g with her."(Photos from Left: Johnny Louis/WENN.com,  Jlnphotography/WENN)

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'Check' - Meek has no problem letting you know he's paid in full and blowing money fast is just a way of life. The money machine is putting in extra work here as Rozay's lil' homie spits, "Count up that money they know we balling for sure / We stack them fifties and hundreds and leave the ones on the floor / I tell her get what you wanted I bet she coming for sure."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

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'Check' - Meek has no problem letting you know he's paid in full and blowing money fast is just a way of life. The money machine is putting in extra work here as Rozay's lil' homie spits, "Count up that money they know we balling for sure / We stack them fifties and hundreds and leave the ones on the floor / I tell her get what you wanted I bet she coming for sure."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

'Been That,' Featuring Rick Ross - Meek and Rozay stunt hard for the clubs and get the dance floor jumping as they let you know they "been them n****s before the money and the fame and the diamonds and the chain."(Photo:  Brian Hineline/Retna Ltd./Corbis)

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'Been That,' Featuring Rick Ross - Meek and Rozay stunt hard for the clubs and get the dance floor jumping as they let you know they "been them n****s before the money and the fame and the diamonds and the chain."(Photo:  Brian Hineline/Retna Ltd./Corbis)

'Bad for You,' Featuring Meek Mill - Hip Hop's Bonnie and Clyde reconnect once again and show that their love is real. Meek even lets Scaff Breezy know it's over and that Nicki's his now when he spits, "Players hating on us, you know Lord they ain't right / 'Cause I broke a lot of hearts, ain't do them girls right / But you broke hearts too, but that boy ain't fight / So they don't deserve it, it feel like it's perfect."(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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'Bad for You,' Featuring Meek Mill - Hip Hop's Bonnie and Clyde reconnect once again and show that their love is real. Meek even lets Scaff Breezy know it's over and that Nicki's his now when he spits, "Players hating on us, you know Lord they ain't right / 'Cause I broke a lot of hearts, ain't do them girls right / But you broke hearts too, but that boy ain't fight / So they don't deserve it, it feel like it's perfect."(Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

'Stand Up' - Meek shares his dreams on this paper-chasing track and warns the young Gs that if they ever get popped, he hopes they "man up and don't give the fam up."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

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'Stand Up' - Meek shares his dreams on this paper-chasing track and warns the young Gs that if they ever get popped, he hopes they "man up and don't give the fam up."(Photo: JLN Photography/WENN.com)

'Cold Hearted,' Featuring Diddy  - Diddy and Meek close out his sophomore release proving that "Mo Money, Mo Problems" still plagues those on their quest to make it out the streets. It's 2015 and things still haven't changed as Meek points out, "To the fraud n****s, I lost n****s when I got paper / It's like more money I made they got faker / And it's crazy when your best friend turn into your top hater / Wanna roll up and smoke you like Top paper."(Photos from Left: Derrick Salters/WENN.com, Dennis Van Tine/Future Image/WENN.com)

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'Cold Hearted,' Featuring Diddy  - Diddy and Meek close out his sophomore release proving that "Mo Money, Mo Problems" still plagues those on their quest to make it out the streets. It's 2015 and things still haven't changed as Meek points out, "To the fraud n****s, I lost n****s when I got paper / It's like more money I made they got faker / And it's crazy when your best friend turn into your top hater / Wanna roll up and smoke you like Top paper."(Photos from Left: Derrick Salters/WENN.com, Dennis Van Tine/Future Image/WENN.com)