Meek Mill’s 2022 songs and features include more music than some fans might remember. Although the Philadelphia rapper did not release a new studio album that year, he returned to his mixtape roots with Flamerz 5, a 15-track project that arrived on November 21, 2022. The release found Meek rapping over popular beats from artists including DJ Khaled, Kodak Black, Future, Lil Baby, Burna Boy and Ice Spice.

Before Flamerz 5, Meek’s most recent studio album was EXPENSIVE PAIN, released in October 2021. That album followed his 2018 project Championships and featured appearances from Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Kehlani, A$AP Ferg, Moneybagg Yo, Giggs, Young Thug and others. In 2022, however, Meek took a different route, giving listeners a mixtape packed with freestyles and a guest appearance on The Game’s album.

Below is the updated list of Meek Mill’s confirmed 2022 releases, including the songs from Flamerz 5 and his collaboration with The Game. You can also revisit Meek Mill’s best songs for more from his catalogue.

Meek Mill 2022 Songs and Features: Full List

Meek Mill’s 2022 music includes 15 tracks from Flamerz 5 and his appearance on The Game’s Talk To Me Nice. Several tracks on the mixtape are freestyles over beats that were already popular that year, so they should not be confused with new collaborations featuring the original artists.

• Intro
• God Did
• Big Stunna
• Super Gremlin
• Livin’ Wild
• Last Last (feat. Tafia)
• Tomorrow 2 (feat. Yung Ro)
• Forever (feat. Vory and Fridayy)
• Wait For You
• Munch (feat. Kur)
• In a Minute
• Massaging Me
• Cannon 2022
• Early Mornings
• Don’t Give Up On Me (feat. Fridayy)
• Talk To Me Nice (The Game feat. Meek Mill, Moneybagg Yo and Blxst)

Meek Mill’s Flamerz 5 Mixtape Songs

Flamerz 5 arrived on November 21, 2022, bringing back the freestyle approach that helped Meek Mill build his name in Philadelphia. Instead of putting together a conventional studio album, he used familiar instrumentals and gave them his own verses. The project features guest appearances from Tafia, Yung Ro, Vory, Fridayy and Kur.

1. Intro

Meek opens Flamerz 5 with an intro that sets the mood for the mixtape. Built around the familiar energy of Survivor’s Eye of the Tiger, the opening brings a determined feel to the project and connects with the competitive spirit that has followed Meek throughout his career.

It also makes sense as the first track on a mixtape built around freestyling. Rather than easing listeners into a polished album rollout, Meek gets straight to the point and reminds them of the hunger that made the earlier chapters of the Flamerz series popular.

2. God Did

Meek Mill takes on DJ Khaled’s God Did instrumental for this freestyle, putting his own experiences at the centre of the record. His verses touch on his rise from Philadelphia, the people who helped shape his life and the difficult experiences that came with his success.

The choice of beat gives Meek room to deliver the kind of passionate performance his fans expect. He also released a video for the freestyle, making it one of the main tracks used to introduce Flamerz 5 to listeners.

3. Big Stunna

On Big Stunna, Meek jumps on the instrumental from Quavo and Takeoff’s song with Birdman. The original record had a heavy, confident sound, and Meek uses that foundation to deliver his own version without turning it into a new collaboration with the original artists.

His delivery fits the beat’s bold production, with the rapper keeping the focus on his own bars and personality. It is another example of the mixtape’s central idea: take a recognisable rap record and give the instrumental a different voice.

4. Super Gremlin

Kodak Black’s Super Gremlin was one of the records that dominated hip-hop conversations before Meek released Flamerz 5. Meek chooses the song’s instrumental for his own freestyle, bringing a more forceful delivery to a beat that listeners already knew.

Rather than simply repeating the original song’s approach, he uses the opportunity to put his own stamp on it. The track fits naturally into the mixtape’s run of freestyles over recognisable hits from the year.

5. Livin’ Wild

Meek takes on Gunna’s Livin’ Wild instrumental for another freestyle on the project. The original song appeared on Gunna’s DS4EVER album, and its production gives Meek a different backdrop from the harder records heard earlier on the mixtape.

He uses the beat to deliver his own take rather than presenting the track as a collaboration with Gunna. That distinction matters when looking back at Meek’s 2022 releases: Gunna is the artist behind the original record, while Meek is the one performing on this mixtape version.

6. Last Last (feat. Tafia)

Last Last brings Meek Mill to the instrumental of Burna Boy’s hit of the same name. The original song had already reached a wide audience, making it a recognisable choice for the Philadelphia rapper’s freestyle series.

Meek also brings Tafia onto this version, giving the track an additional voice instead of keeping it entirely solo. Burna Boy is not credited as a feature on Meek’s mixtape recording; the connection is through the instrumental that inspired the freestyle.

7. Tomorrow 2 (feat. Yung Ro)

Meek uses the beat associated with GloRilla and Cardi B’s Tomorrow 2 for this entry on Flamerz 5. The original song had become a major rap release in 2022, and Meek takes its instrumental in a different direction with his own verses.

Yung Ro joins him on the mixtape version, adding another voice to the record. This is a separate Meek Mill freestyle, not a new collaboration with GloRilla or Cardi B, even though their song provides the musical foundation.

8. Forever (feat. Vory and Fridayy)

For Forever, Meek takes inspiration from Lil Baby’s record of the same name. The instrumental gives him space to deliver his own verses, keeping with the mixtape’s theme of revisiting some of the year’s familiar rap beats.

Vory and Fridayy appear on Meek’s version, adding melodic vocals that give the track a different feel from some of the harder freestyles on the project. Their contributions make this one of the mixtape’s featured collaborations, while Lil Baby is the artist behind the original song.

9. Wait For You

Meek Mill also takes on Future’s Wait For U, the 2022 hit featuring Drake and Tems. The original became widely recognised for its melodic production and the combination of its three credited performers. Meek uses the instrumental for a solo freestyle on Flamerz 5.

Although the title on Meek’s mixtape is shortened to Wait For You, it is his own take on the beat rather than a new recording featuring Future, Drake or Tems. His version gives fans another chance to hear how he approaches a popular song outside his usual production choices.

10. Munch (feat. Kur)

Meek brings his own version of Munch (Feelin’ U) to the mixtape, using the instrumental from Ice Spice’s breakout record. The original song had become a major talking point in 2022, and Meek’s decision to use the beat was another sign of how closely the project followed the year’s rap releases.

Kur joins Meek on this version, making the track a collaboration between the two Philadelphia rappers. Ice Spice is not a featured artist on Meek’s recording; her song is the source of the instrumental used for the freestyle.

11. In a Minute

Meek Mill uses Lil Baby’s In a Minute instrumental for another solo performance on Flamerz 5. The original was one of Lil Baby’s notable 2022 releases, and its production gives Meek a familiar but different setting for his own verses.

There is no Lil Baby feature on Meek’s version. Instead, Meek takes the beat and makes the track his own, following the mixtape’s format of using popular records as the starting point for new freestyles.

12. Massaging Me

Future’s Massaging Me provides the instrumental for this entry on Meek’s mixtape. The original appeared on Future’s I Never Liked You album, released in 2022, and Meek uses its production for a solo freestyle.

The track is not a new Meek Mill and Future collaboration. It is another example of Meek choosing a popular beat from the year and putting his own verses over it, keeping the mixtape’s concept consistent from beginning to end.

13. Cannon 2022

Cannon 2022 brings a familiar mixtape reference into Meek’s latest project. The title recalls Lil Wayne’s classic Cannon record, and Meek uses the track to connect the sound of his own mixtape series with an older era of freestyle-driven hip-hop.

It is a short, direct performance that suits the spirit of Flamerz 5. Rather than relying on a guest appearance, Meek keeps the focus on his own delivery and the tradition of rappers testing themselves over beats that already have a place in hip-hop history.

14. Early Mornings

Early Mornings gives the mixtape a more personal moment. Meek turns his attention to the pressure, responsibilities and experiences that come with his position, using the track to move away from the familiar-hit freestyle format heard on several of the other songs.

The record also fits the reflective side of Meek’s music, where his personal journey and the environment that shaped him often become part of the story. It gives the project a different pace before its closing track.

15. Don’t Give Up On Me (feat. Fridayy)

Meek closes Flamerz 5 with Don’t Give Up On Me, featuring Fridayy. The track moves away from some of the mixtape’s more aggressive freestyles and leans into a more melodic sound, with Fridayy’s vocals adding another layer to Meek’s performance.

Its message of perseverance fits the wider story behind the project. After years of building his career through mixtapes, albums and collaborations, Meek ends this release with a song that reflects the determination that has remained part of his music.

Meek Mill’s 2022 Featured Appearance

Talk To Me Nice — The Game feat. Meek Mill, Moneybagg Yo and Blxst

Outside Flamerz 5, Meek Mill appeared on Talk To Me Nice from The Game’s album DRILLMATIC – Heart vs. Mind, released on August 12, 2022. The track also features Moneybagg Yo and Blxst, bringing together four artists with different styles on the same record.

The collaboration gave Meek another major guest appearance during a year when most of his own releases came through the mixtape. It is the confirmed 2022 feature from The Game’s album that belongs on this list, rather than a song from Meek’s 2021 EXPENSIVE PAIN project.

Did Meek Mill Release an Album in 2022?

Meek Mill did not release a new studio album in 2022, but that does not mean he stayed away from music. He released Flamerz 5, a 15-track mixtape that brought him back to the freestyle format, and appeared on The Game’s Talk To Me Nice.

The mixtape also arrived during a period of change in Meek’s career. In 2022, he spoke publicly about wanting more control over his music and business decisions after his time with Roc Nation. Flamerz 5 gave him a way to put out music without presenting it as another major studio album.

For listeners keeping track of his yearly releases, the important distinction is that songs such as On My Soul, Outside (100 MPH), Blue Notes 2 and Flamerz Flow first appeared on EXPENSIVE PAIN in 2021. They should not be counted as new 2022 releases. The 2022 list is led by Flamerz 5 and the guest appearance on Talk To Me Nice.

Listen to Meek Mill’s Flamerz 5 mixtape and revisit the songs that kept his name active throughout 2022.