Rapper Meek Mill Ordered to Take Etiquette Classes
- 11 years ago
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill is being forced to attend etiquette classes. A Pennsylvania judge has actually ordered him to take the courses, giving him only until August 4th to get his manners down.
Sure popular singers may have fame, money and talent, but they could still use some help in other areas.
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill is being forced to attend etiquette classes.
A Pennsylvania judge has actually ordered him to take the classes, giving him only until August 4th to get those ‘please’ and ‘thank yous’ down. Meek Mill whose real name is Robert Williams faced the unconventional sentencing at a probation-violation hearing.
He originally began probation in late 2009 for a gun and drug conviction. Williams apparently went for the laid back style approach, wearing jeans and a casual shirt when he showed up in court.
According to the Assistant District Attorney, Williams uses social media to vent about his personal problems. His statements have led to his probation officer receiving threats from some of Williams’ Twitter followers.
The judge hopes the etiquette classes will teach the rapper to improve his social media use and teach him some online manners. On top of the classes, Williams will also have to notify his probation officer of any travel arrangements beforehand
Sure popular singers may have fame, money and talent, but they could still use some help in other areas.
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill is being forced to attend etiquette classes.
A Pennsylvania judge has actually ordered him to take the classes, giving him only until August 4th to get those ‘please’ and ‘thank yous’ down. Meek Mill whose real name is Robert Williams faced the unconventional sentencing at a probation-violation hearing.
He originally began probation in late 2009 for a gun and drug conviction. Williams apparently went for the laid back style approach, wearing jeans and a casual shirt when he showed up in court.
According to the Assistant District Attorney, Williams uses social media to vent about his personal problems. His statements have led to his probation officer receiving threats from some of Williams’ Twitter followers.
The judge hopes the etiquette classes will teach the rapper to improve his social media use and teach him some online manners. On top of the classes, Williams will also have to notify his probation officer of any travel arrangements beforehand