Meek Mill’s Leaked “Am I Wrong” Sparks Debate Over Unexpected Sample

Meek Mill is back in the conversation after two unreleased tracks surfaced online, with “Am I Wrong” quickly drawing attention for its unusual take on a familiar pop hit.

The track leaked alongside “Philly Heathens” on September 28, 2026, giving fans another glimpse into music Meek may have recorded outside of his current release cycle. While “Philly Heathens” has generated a more positive response from listeners, “Am I Wrong” has received a noticeably more mixed reaction.

The song reworks elements of Nico & Vinz’s 2014 hit “Am I Wrong,” bringing the recognizable melody into a much different hip-hop setting. Meek places the interpolation over a drill-inspired production, creating a darker backdrop than the original song’s upbeat sound.

That creative choice has become one of the biggest talking points surrounding the leak. The combination of the drill production and melodic vocals gives the track a distinctly different feel, although the response from listeners has been divided.

There is also some uncertainty surrounding when “Am I Wrong” was actually recorded. Because the song has surfaced as an apparent leak rather than an official release, it is possible that the track comes from an earlier period in Meek Mill’s career. That could help explain its production style and the decision to build around the Nico & Vinz record.

For now, neither the leak nor its circumstances appear to signal an official Meek Mill release. The track is listed without an album attachment, leaving its status unclear.

Regardless, “Am I Wrong” gives fans another look into Meek’s vault and shows the Philadelphia rapper experimenting with a recognizable pop record through a much harder hip-hop lens. Whether the song eventually receives an official release—or remains an unreleased piece of Meek’s catalog—remains to be seen.

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