Meek Mill Deletes Music Video Shot At Ghana’s Jubilee House After Extreme Backlash

Meek Mill, an American rapper, has taken down a music video that was filmed at the Jubilee House in Ghana.

This is because the rapper got a lot of bad feedback on social media for flying a drone and filming at the Jubilee House, a presidential palace in Accra that serves as the President of Ghana's home and office. This is a place that is seen as a security zone.

On Sunday, January 8, 2023, Meek Mill incurred the wrath of Ghanaians when he shared the 46 seconds clip on Instagram with the caption “NOT INDUSTRY POWERED” we make the narrative GHANAAAAAAA🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 I felt like a king there!! “All real footage” “power rap”@nick_papz @fridayy at the “presidential villa”

Even though the rapper has since deleted the video, many Ghanaians still want to know, "Who gave permission for the video to be shot at the venue?"


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