Meek Mill's recent guest appearance on Ellen has been shared online. The Philly rapper, who shared an op-ed on criminal justice reform in The New York Times on Tuesday, spoke about his 2007 arrest – including the allegedly false charges of threatening a police officer with a weapon – his ongoing sentence of probation, and his five month stint in prison this year after a judge determined that he violated that probation when he popped a wheelie in New York City. "A lot of people would say 'Oh, he belongs in jail,'" Meek said, "But I didn't commit a crime."
Meek also revealed what he was doing when he heard that his bail had been approved and that he would be released from prison. Watch above via Complex. Meek Mill's new album Championships is out Friday.
