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Meek Mill Defends Joel Embiid, Threatens to Attend Knicks Game After New York Fans Travel to Philadelphia

Meek Mill threatens to show Knicks fans the same treatment they gave 76ers at Game 5 after disappointing loss.

Meek Mill recently shared his thoughts on Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia fans following the 76ers' Game 4 loss to the New York Knicks. Embiid expressed his disappointment when the away fans at the Wells Fargo Center made more noise than the home fans during the game. In response, Meek Mill, a proud hometown rapper, vowed to attend Game 5 in New York to show the Knicks fans the same level of support.

In a social media post, Meek Mill defended Embiid, urging fans to trust the process through wins and losses. He emphasized the importance of unity and support, stating, "let's play our part, no blame game, get you to a chip!" During Game 4, Knicks fans passionately cheered for their team, even chanting MVP for Jalen Brunson. Embiid struggled in the fourth quarter, scoring only one point on five attempts, prompting him to express his disappointment at the lack of support from the home crowd.

Despite the overwhelming presence of Knicks fans at the Wells Fargo Center, Embiid and Sixers guard Tyrese Maxey acknowledged the efforts of their loyal supporters. Embiid, who has been with the team for a decade, expressed his frustration at the situation, emphasizing that Philadelphia is known as a sports town where such occurrences should not happen.

As Game 5 approaches, the rivalry between the Knicks and the 76ers intensifies. Stay tuned for more updates on Meek Mill's involvement in the NBA Playoffs and the ongoing battle between the two teams. Follow HotNewHipHop for the latest news and insights into the world of basketball.

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