It’s one thing to get hot, but it’s another to stay hot. Meek Mill’s high intensity delivery has been consistent enough to jolt the world into listening, but the element of surprise is inevitably lost. Dreamchasers 2 has softer beats and more mainstream collaborators (like Drake and Big Sean) to continue expanding the fan base, but Meek only has one gear, so crashes are inevitable. The result is a smattering of moments that click, like Lean Wit It, backed by a bunch of songs that are, as yet, not quite there.
