Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill released from prison, Eagles react on social media

Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has been released from prison.

Fans of Meek Mill have finally gotten a little bit of what they wanted. ‘Dreams and Nightmares’, a song by Meek Mill, was the Philadelphia Eagles’ entrance song to Super Bowl LII. Much of the city of Philadelphia has been in much angst awaiting what they believe to be justice.

Twitter exploded on Tuesday afternoon after hearing the official news of Meek Mill’s release.

Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Grubin and famous Philadelphia comedian Kevin Hart actually picked up Meek Mill from prison, according to Michael Grubin’s Instagram post. Here they are seated together for a Sixers game.

Take a look:

Grubin wasn’t the only person in Philadelphia  that was hype over the tremendous news.

Eagles players rejoicing…

Two Eagle’s going into their second year with the team showed their reaction via Twitter. Philadelphia Eagle running backs Jay Ajayi and Corey Clement expressed their high spirits on Twitter about the Meek Mill news.

https://twitter.com/JayTrain/status/988871006893854720

This is just another example of the ‘brotherly love’ Philly always shows.

This is exciting news for the city of Philadelphia because of the long-awaited hearing. Meek Mill’s consistently motivated the entire city and continues to spark inspiration. For evidence, look no further than the Eagles’ Super Bowl LII entrance.

For some odd reason, the Philadelphia Eagles gain an enormous amounts of energy from Meek Mill. The news of his release could, very well, inspire them as they head into the upcoming  season.

This could only be the start of many Meek Mill appearances. In addition to attending the Philadelphia Sixer’s home playoff game, the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Ring Ceremony could be next. This is something out of a movie, and this is exactly what Meek was talking about in his album and standout single of the same name, Dreams and Nightmares.

The Eagles have a few new faces, but they appear to have adapted to their new surroundings pretty well. Defensive end Michael Bennett and wide receiver Mike Wallace both showed their Philly pride, this just days after signing with the Super Bowl LII champions.

That’s good stuff.

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The “City of Brotherly Love,” is living up to its’ name because of the love the city has shown throughout this process. This is a step in the right direction for Philadelphia’s justice system. It’s an ongoing process, but Philadelphia will have to continue to “Trust the Process.”