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Michael Rapaport on Calling Meek Mill 'Trash', DJ Vlad Liking Meek More Than Black Thought (Part 14)

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Michael Rapaport revisited his old feud with Meek Mill. Despite his harsh critique, Rapaport later backtracked, acknowledging that while Meek Mill's style isn't for him, calling him "trash" was an overstatement. This longstanding tension began after Rapaport claimed Meek Mill doesn't rank among the top 20 rappers from Philadelphia, naming artists like Black Thought, Beanie Sigel, and Will Smith over him. Conversely, DJ Vlad stood up for Meek Mill, expressing his preference for him over Black Thought due to Meek's impactful tracks like "Dreams and Nightmares." Rapaport insisted on ranking Black Thought as the superior artist from Philadelphia. Both Rapaport and DJ Vlad agree on Meek Mill's popularity, yet Rapaport laments what he views as a decline in the traditional hip-hop flow with modern artists.

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