All-In Challenge: Meek Mill Donates His Rolls Royce Phantom To COVID-19 Relief

Meek Mill is truly making a name for himself, not only as witty and emotionally compelling rapper, but as an advocate and leader for our communities.

The Philly-bred rapper is continuing to do his part to help those less fortunate who have been affected most by the Coronavirus pandemic. Mill took to his IG to announce that he will be joining Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin’s #AllINCHALLENGE, which is dedicated to help feeding the hungry and those who need the assistance during these difficult times. In his acceptance video Meek revealed that he will be auctioning off his biggest and favorite car a 2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom. He then proceeded to nominate LeBron James, Floyd Mayweather and James Harden to donate.

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I’ve accepted the #ALLINCHALLENGE from @MichaelRubin. Go to the link in my bio to get in on the auction & bid on my own 2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom that I’m putting up to help feed the hungry and those who need it during this wild time. Also, James Harden @KingJames @floydmayweather I challenge you to be ALL IN

A post shared by Meek Mill (@meekmill) on Apr 14, 2020 at 9:45am PDT

It is possible to conclude that this is the very same car Meek Mill rapped about in one of his most popular songs to date, “Dreams and Nightmares”. The iconic lyrics that play at every party, kickback, club, and even at home as we enjoy the simplicity of our daily chores read:

When I bought the Rolls Royce they thought it was leased
Then I bought that new Ferrari, hater rest in peace
Hater rest in peace, rest in peace to the parking lot
Phantom so big, it can’t even fit in the parking spot

Meek Mill – Dreams and Nightmare via Genius

Now, in an admirable act of selflessness and philanthropy he bids goodbye to the vehicle that offered Meek a glimpse at the portrait of success early on in his career (tuly iconic to say the least).

The challenge has raised over $1.6 million as of Tuesday, April 14. Funds will go to Meals on Wheels, No Kid Hungry and America’s Food Fund. You too can make a difference, learn more on how to participate in the #AllInChallenge here.

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I continually say that it’s the responsibility of leaders in sports and business to step up and make a real difference during the most difficult times!! Being stuck at home with no sports and watching WAY too much news, my heart bleeds for everyone affected by this horrible virus and I keep thinking … what else can we do and where can we make an immediate impact?  So, today we’re launching the ALL-IN Challenge with the goal of uniting the sports, business and entertainment communities to start the largest digital fundraising movement ever by raising tens of millions of dollars or more to help provide food for the growing number of people in need that COVID-19 crisis has created!  So I’m challenging every athlete, sports team owner, sports league, artist, celebrity and business titan to go all in with me. How does it work? It’s simple – post a video accepting the challenge, explain why you want to get involved and then unveil what your donation is.  BUT it can’t be just some run-of-the-mill item – to go ALL IN, you need to give away one of your most cherished possessions or create a once-in-a-lifetime fan experience that will be auctioned off at allinchallenge.com.  And one last rule – you must challenge a few others to do the same. Go to allinchallenge.com to learn more. 100% of all money raised from the ALL-IN challenge goes to feeding people in need!  Special thanks to one of my closest friends @alantisch , who has been working on this 24/7 since this idea came into my brain and longtime friend @garyvee along with the entire @fanatics organization that has been working tirelessly to make this happen, and maybe the only company on the planet that can pull this off in two weeks!! LETS GO!! #ALLINCHALLENGE

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