Thousands of fans poured out in Philadelphia on Mon for a Costless Meek Manufactory rally.

The Dreamchasers rapper is currently serving 2-four years in a state prison in Pennsylvania for probation violation. Just his sentencing last week sparked a national debate well-nigh the criminal justice organisation and at present his fans are enervating a review of the controversial sentence. Both hip hop fans and the rapper's celebrity peers have been weighing in on the case and most are in agreement that the sentence was heavy-handed and unjust.

The rally started at 5 p.m. on Monday at Philadelphia's Criminal Justice Center and the oversupply subsequently marched through the streets. In that location is no word notwithstanding on if any celebrities attended the rally, but some members of Meek Mill'south Dreamchaser crew were there to back up the rapper. NFL star and the leader of the new wave of anti social injustice, Colin Kaepernick, has also weighed in with a message on Twitter.

"Sadly there are Black folks going through the same radicalized injustice(s) within the justice organisation that Meek Mill has experienced for over a decade EVERY SINGLE DAY," he wrote. "This requires more than just gradual reform in laws—It requires a swift overhaul."

The video prune beneath, prove a section of the large crowd rapping Meek Mill's intro to his anthology, Dreams and Nightmares. There are a lot of allegations around the judge in Meek Manufactory instance, some sources say she was carrying a grudge confronting the Philly rapper and fifty-fifty comes from the aforementioned department of Philadelphia where Meek's from. The latest accusation is that she tried to get the rapper to leave his management company Roc Nation and signed with a local Philly manager.

"When she requests he leaves his current direction Roc Nation—which is 1 of the almost important management companies in the globe—and goes back to a local Philadelphia guy who has a spotted past because she had a personal human relationship with him every bit manager, again, she'southward doing something that a approximate would never be doing, having a personal involvement," Meek'due south chaser, Joe Tacopina, told Billboard.