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Watch the Explosive New Trailer for Meek Mill Docuseries 'Free Meek'

in MusicWords By Heather Snowden

Amazon Prime just dropped a new trailer for its upcoming documentary series Free Meek. The show dives into Meek Mill's highly publicized battle with the US criminal justice system, exposing its flaws and shining a light on it for others in similar circumstances. Watch the trailer above.

Executively produced by JAY-Z, the five-part series chronicles Mill's time behind bars. It looks at how and why his five-month sentence for parole violation sparked outrage around the globe and the resulting movement, #FreeMeek, for which the docuseries is titled.

Mill, now a symbol of criminal justice reform, posted the first trailer back in March, stating that the show explores events that have haunted him. Revisit the first look below.

Free Meek lands on Amazon Prime on August 9.

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