Hip-hop star wants to release song about Tesla’s Cybertruck, but has already crashed his own

The announcement caused quite a stir among Meek Mill’s 23.4 million followers on Instagram, where he posted about his intentions.

You know artists. They write about things that stick in their minds, make them fall head over heels in love with someone, or break their heart. It’s clear which category the Cybertruck falls into. So Meek Mill brought his impressions of Tesla’s pickup truck, added his signature sound, and that’s it. The track is now complete.

The rapper mixes music and technology to set a new trend. The short footage posted on the rapper’s Instagram page shows a short portion of the upcoming video. Meek Mill captions the video by asking for a trade.

When the number of comments reaches 20,000, he posts something on social media and says that the clip is from the song “Cybertruck”.

The clip shows not one, but two Cybertrucks parked opposite each other. The two appear to be standard versions of the EVboth show the stainless steel body and standard wheels. Vehicles such as the Mercedes-Maybach GLS, the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class and the Lamborghini Urus can be seen in the video alongside the Cybertrucks.

The song comes at the right time, as Tesla recently announced that the Cybertruck will be the best-selling electric pickup truck in America in the second quarter of 2024.

However, the automaker hasn’t released any numbers, so we have to take this with a grain of salt. The Cybertruck’s popularity and Meek Mill’s reputation precede the music video that’s set to be released soon.

We can’t say if any of the Cybertrucks featured in the music video belong to him. The rapper was one of the first to take delivery of his electric vehicle, but was involved in an accident earlier this year.

At the time, Meek Mill told the media that the brake pedal came loose within the first four hours of delivery.I was in parking mode and the car started driving,” he wrote on social media at the time. However, Tesla issued a recall for an issue with a faulty accelerator pedal, not the brake pedal.

Then let’s just give him the benefit of the doubt, even if the Cybertruck wasn’t the first car he wrecked the day after delivery.

In March last year, he seriously damaged his Hummer EV on its first drive. He gave no information about the incident, but a photo from the accident scene showed the Off-road vehicle with a torn off front wheel.

It’s obvious that the rapper has good intentions when he tries to save the planet by purchasing electric cars and the like. In recent months, he’s purchased the Tesla Cybertruck, Hummer EV, and Tesla Model X Plaid to raise awareness while flying aboard private jets. But he might as well go for something that’s not as big as the state of Texas and not as powerful as a tank.