EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Scenes of Meek Mill (I'm a Boss) Video

Hey guys! For those of you who missed it, this past Thursday, August 4th,Meek Mill took over the streets of Philly with his MMG team as they shot the video for his single 'I'm A Boss'.

Referred to as a 'summer anthem' Meek's 'I'm A Boss' echoed through the streets of North Philly as we saw cameos from Wale, Rick Ross, Ace Hood, Catya (Bad Girls Club), Beanie Sigel, Young Chris, Dave Patten, and various others!

iSocialite has some exclusive behind the scenes pictures and video for those of you who just can't wait for the world premiere!

And did I mention the video was directed by PHILADELPHIA's OWN Benny Boom?! How could I forget that! Check out the pics below! Video coming soon!

---Nola Darling

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