Dreams Worth More Than Money [Explicit]

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Album: Dreams Worth More Than Money [Explicit]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lord Knows (feat. Tory Lanez)	More Info...
2)	Classic (feat. Swizz Beatz)	More Info...
3)	Jump Out The Face (feat. Future)	More Info...
4)	All Eyes On You (feat. Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj)	More Info...
5)	The Trillest	More Info...
6)	R.I.C.O. (feat. Drake)	More Info...
7)	I Got The Juice	More Info...
8)	Ambitionz	More Info...
9)	Pullin Up (feat. The Weeknd)	More Info...
10)	Check	More Info...
11)	Been That (feat. Rick Ross)	More Info...
12)	Bad For You (feat. Nicki Minaj)	More Info...
13)	Stand Up	More Info...
14)	Cold Hearted (feat. Diddy)	More Info...

Album: Dreams Worth More Than Money [Explicit]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lord Knows (feat. Tory Lanez)	More Info...
2)	Classic (feat. Swizz Beatz)	More Info...
3)	Jump Out The Face (feat. Future)	More Info...
4)	All Eyes On You (feat. Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj)	More Info...
5)	The Trillest	More Info...
6)	R.I.C.O. (feat. Drake)	More Info...
7)	I Got The Juice	More Info...
8)	Ambitionz	More Info...
9)	Pullin Up (feat. The Weeknd)	More Info...
10)	Check	More Info...
11)	Been That (feat. Rick Ross)	More Info...
12)	Bad For You (feat. Nicki Minaj)	More Info...
13)	Stand Up	More Info...
14)	Cold Hearted (feat. Diddy)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Dividing his sophomore effort between weighty, radio-aimed numbers and loud, Gucci Mane-styled party tracks, Meek Mill is a fine ringleader on his 2015 LP, his first since 2012's Dreams and Nightmares and his first since becoming Nicki Minaj's romantic interest. That latter bit brought the rapper a significant amount of public pressure as the semi-secret relationship lit up all the hip-hop gossip pages. Still, the unfettered Dreams Worth More Than Money swaggers with the utmost confidence, ferociously declaring its reckless supremacy during the Rick Ross feature "Been That" ("Just me and Junior in the Brinks truck/Doing all this shit we can think of"). Chris Brown joins for the highlight "All Eyes on You," a fictional and fun recounting of Mill and Minaj's first meeting where Meek claims he didn't even know the diva's name. Minaj appears on the woozy "Bad for You," offering a simple and sensual chorus that's right in line with the most revealing moments of her 2014 album The Pinkprint. Raw banger "Ambitionz" sits next to the utterly plush "Pullin' Up" with the Weeknd, and yet this variety show is still easy to navigate, acting like a Fast and Furious soundtrack with folks like Drake, Swizz Beatz, and Diddy dropping by, all carrying their prime material. In the end, the street-worthy effort seems more influenced by Maybach Music than Minaj, as it forsakes the paparazzi and gossip pages for the better and continues on the path first laid out on the man's mixtapes. ~ David Jeffries

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone - 3 stars out of 5 -- "His second LP begins with the epic 'Lord Knows,' where he furiously rhymes about his underdog climb to the three-comma club over a Mozart sample. Meek has a flair for internal wordplay..."

Spin - "[T]he record makes a compelling argument for itself. It opens the way CASINO ends, all flames and booming classical music."

Billboard - "In an era of simmering social tensions and confusion, Meek boils over with tangible rage and red-hot clarity."

Pitchfork (Website) - "'Classic,' a typically nimble, bouncy, Bangladesh track, is an atypical Meek move: he's rarely if ever sounded so airy, clean, fun, bright, and it's a good look."