Meek Mill and Future

Yeet yeet — shit’s getting legendary. Philadelphia rapper and an unlikely face of prison reform, Meek Mill, has teamed up with Atlanta’s behind-the-mic nihilist turned salvation-seeker Future for the Legendary Nights tour. Both rappers came up around the same time with their respective mixtapes and collaborations and since have built reputations on championing self-aware and confessional hip hop and both Future and Mill have turned a page this year. Future released Save Me, the 35-year-old’s solo EP that addresses and corrects his well-documented self-destructiveness and in May, Mill was honored as a Vanguard for Social Justice by the McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research at New York University due to his continued reform advocacy. (Mill was sentenced to 2-4 years in prison after repeated parole violations stemming from a 2008 conviction for drug and weapons charge.)