South Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has hinted at a possible collaboration with Jamaican dancehall superstar Popcaan.
The GRAMMY Award-winning artiste made the disclosure on Monday during a Twitter Q&A session with his fans, hashtagged #askmeek. Amid the exchange, a user with the handle “@ur_mach” posed a question to the American entertainer; he wrote,
“When are we getting a @PopcaanMusic feature? #askmeek” To which Meek responded, “Sooooon!!!!.”
The “Expensive Pain” hitmaker also indicated that plans are far advanced on his forthcoming album, expected to be released in the first quarter of 2023.
Speaking of albums, last month, the Unruly Boss gave the clearest indication that his upcoming album, tentatively titled “Great Is He“, is completed, and the fans are salivating for its release.
He shared the announcement via a tweet stating, “Album ready now enuh!!! Bomboclaat! #DemDead #1Unrulystate“.
The post was welcomed with a flurry of comments from fans expressing their jubilation for the announcement.
Popcaan has been hinting at the album since last summer (August 2021) but provided no further details until February, when he revealed the proposed name.
“Great Is He” comes almost eight years after his debut album “Where We Come From“, which peaked at No.2 on the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart. His sophomore effort, “Forever”, released in July 2018, shared a similar fate regarding its placement on the abovementioned chart but also debuted at No.171 on the Billboard 200 chart.
