Haute Living Celebrates Meek Mill With Places At El Tucan During Art Basel
Philadelphia-born rapper Meek Mill truly was living his best life at his Haute Living cover celebration during Art Basel 2021.
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Meek Mill celebrated his Haute Living cover with Places, The Lighting Studio, Algorand and Legends at El Tucan in Miami.
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Meek Mill didn’t look like he was in pain on Friday night during his Art Basel 2021 Haute Living cover release dinner at El Tucan in Miami: he was totally living his best life.
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The 34-year-old rapper danced, did shots and sipped Ace of Spades during the event, which was presented by Places, The Lighting Studio and Algorand.
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Meek was joined at the event by Simone Sestito, Radmila Lolly, Nadia French, Louis Birdman, Angela Birdman, Manny and Brianna Varas and Gustavo Tello.
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The evening featured bottle parades and loads of dancing — Meek sang and danced the night away, and sang throughout dinner to his latest album, Expensive Pain.
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Haute Media Group CEO Kamal Hotchandani and Senior Vice President April Donelson were on hand to support the Philadelphia-born rapper, who graced the magazine’s Art Basel issue.
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Expensive Pain is a star-studded album that focuses on the cost of pain and how the rapper grapples with incredible wealth while still remaining true to his roots.
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Photo Credit: Romain Maurice/Getty Images for Haute Living
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