Free Meek

Loved it. Meek really went through hell & back and he's still standing strong. Earned a whole lot of respect for him now that I know his story. See you September 10 !!!

Eye opening and shocking documentary about the American justice (or injustice) system. The absolute power many judges have over all of us and their abuse of said power. Definitely a documentary that changed the way I see the system and people in jail.

This is important and necessary commentary. People who haven't seen it eating it just goes to further prove what we are telling you about this country.

This piece is by far one of the best documentaries that I have seen. One needn't be a fan of Meek Mill to walk away from this, & feel like one. I am familiar with his music, but had no idea of the insane involvement that he's had with the criminal justice system. I am forever flabbergasted at how Meek didn't let such a fractured system destroy his spirit. Time & time again, he came back stronger than ever. Few human beings, alive or dead have exhibited such a degree of will & determination. I am a fan of the highest order now & forever. I want his entire catalogue. The support & love that never abandoned him is a testament to the power of love. Our system is indeed badly cracked. To have a chance at even spackling it requires the education of the masses, those that are oblivious to the status quo. Free Meek has succeeded in doing just that. This is an extremely satisfying watch. I loved every second.

Just terrible. This series glorifies the "bad guy" into someone that blames events and others for his problems, and "it's not his fault".

There's enough rappers out there that don't need prison creds to give their music an edge. I'd rather feel good watching about someone fighting through all the adversity and becoming a success, *without* being a thug.