Meek Mill Releases New Single ‘Sharing Locations’ Feat. Lil Baby & Lil Durk — Listen

When teasing the song, Mill promised the trio would be going "back to the street shit"

By Aaron
3 years Ago

Meek Mill has been dropping songs left and right that it feels like people aren’t paying so much attention to, likely because he throws them out on YouTube. Recently he put out ‘Mandela Freestyle‘ and before that we heard ‘War Stories‘.

Tonight, it’s go time though. Meek drops a new song called ‘Sharing Locations’ which features two of the hottest rappers out right now, Lil Baby and Lil Durk. This one feels like a big single which means we might be able to add Meek to the insane list of names releasing albums this year.

What is even more interesting is that Lli Durk’s fame is going strong in 2022 as well, and his scheduled performances are selling out real fast. In fact, Lil Durk concert tickets 2022 are one of the hottest trends right now. Lil Baby is right there with him, taking his popularity to the next level.

‘Sharing Locations’ is the first time Lil Baby and Lil Durk have collaborated since the release of their joint project ‘The Voice Of The Heroes’, which came out earlier this year. The pair are set to take it on a joint 2021 US tour later this year.

Reviewing ‘The Voice Of The Heroes’, NME wrote: “Utilising beats from prolific producers such as Wheezy and Chi Chi, ‘The Voice of the Heroes’ is technically accomplished but, given Durk and Baby’s sometimes monotonous verses, it’s great only in smaller doses.

“On their solo projects we’ve seen the two explore emotions and musical range to make knockout hits, but when Lil Baby and Lil Durk come together, it’s a little more hit and miss.”

Mill, meanwhile, returned earlier this month with new track ‘War Stories’, which came alongside an official video featuring Bobby Shmurda and fellow Philly rapper Lil Uzi Vert.

Last month the rapper shared a clip that showed off his son’s attempts to follow in his musical footsteps. Posting on Instagram, Mill shared sweet footage of the youngster’s latest song, which was created on free recording software BandLab.