Meek Mill, the renowned American rap artist, recently revealed that he has been diagnosed with emphysema, a health condition attributed to smoking.
At the age of 36, Meek disclosed that his doctor strongly advised him to quit smoking, emphasizing that failure to do so could significantly reduce his lifespan. Faced with this health ultimatum, the president of Dream Chasers Records is contemplating a major lifestyle change—considering relocating to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with the primary goal of quitting smoking.
[/p]
The revelation came in response to the news of his fellow rap veteran and colleague Snoop Dogg having successfully quit smoking. Meek took to his official Twitter (X) account to share this significant decision and its underlying health implications.
Meek Mill's tweet read, “Ima go to Dubai and completely stop smoking… Ima follow Snoop, my doctor said I have a little bit of emphysema in my chest if I don’t stop smoking; it cuts my lifeline in half. I was addicted to the nicotine and this new weed got too many chemicals and was too risky to play with my mental health!”
His post sparked conversations on social media, drawing attention to the health challenges associated with smoking and the personal struggles individuals face in breaking free from such habits.
Ima go to Dubai and completely stop smoking … ima follow snoop, my doctor said I got a lil bit emphysema in a chest if I don’t stop smoking it cuts my lifeline in half, I was addicted to the nicotine and this new weed got too many chemicals and too risky to play with my mental! https://t.co/NYAJ9BzJ6e
— MeekMill (@MeekMill) November 16, 2023
This public acknowledgment by Meek Mill sheds light on the challenges of nicotine addiction and the potential health risks associated with certain substances, prompting a broader conversation on prioritizing well-being in the face of lifestyle choices.
