Meek Mill - Lord Knows Ft Tory Lanez From Creed: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [official Video] «iOS»

As an opener, "Lord Knows" set a precedent for Meek Mill's ability to craft high-stakes introductory tracks. Within the context of the Creed soundtrack, it stands alongside other major hits like Future's "Last Breath," contributing to a modern urban sound that redefined the Rocky franchise's musical legacy.

: The visual is heavy with training montages, including athletes on speed bags and weight training, symbolizing the preparation required to overcome life's "hissy fits" and legal "hell". Cultural and Soundtrack Impact As an opener, "Lord Knows" set a precedent

: Scenes from Creed , featuring Michael B. Jordan as Adonis, are interspersed with shots of Meek Mill and Tory Lanez. This reinforces the connection between the rapper and the character, both of whom are "fighters born and bred in the streets of Philadelphia". Cultural and Soundtrack Impact : Scenes from Creed

: The video frequently cuts between Meek Mill in a church—reflecting the "Lord Knows" spiritual theme—and a boxing gym. These settings represent the two pillars of his journey: faith and the physical "fight" to survive. : The video frequently cuts between Meek Mill

The song is built on a grand, operatic sample of . This choice provides a "cathedral-sounding" backdrop that elevates Meek Mill’s aggressive delivery to a level of spiritual importance.

: Tory Lanez provides a melodic yet defiant hook that centers on the question, "How can I lose when I came from the bottom?". This mirrors the journey of Creed protagonist Adonis Johnson, who fights to create his own legacy despite his father's shadow.

: Meek Mill uses his trademark high-energy flow to detail his personal struggles, from incarceration and legal battles to his eventual success. Visual Narrative of the Official Video