Jay Z tweets scarcely, reportedly just joined Instagram a week ago and has only posted one picture. But that doesn't mean he doesn't have some deep thoughts about social media.

We now know this thanks to Meek Mill, who shared some knowledge that Hov dropped on him about social media (the message, of course, was shared by Meek via social media).

"Jayz once told me this social media world was created for people that wouldn't even speak if they wasn't present," he wrote in a portion of the lengthy post, which was generally about comments on his own accounts.

"For people that was scared to approach a male/female and hold a conversation if they wanted to a number or ask to go on a date! He also said you can't speak truth on here because this is the fake people world and they gone hate you for that ...People are in love with this lifestyle more than people!"

The full post, which you can read below, touched on negative comments, Bobby Shmurda, people using social media to take advantage of others and plenty more.

Instagram need to have a option to turn these comments off and put a end to giving the suckas and chance to speak without being present! You can put up a picture of somebody that died and they gone still talk crazy.... Street dudes on here boasting about people getting other people locked up and praising people that told and it's being accepted..I watched people laugh about bobby shmurda losing his freedom when he was on a path of making a way for his family like its a joke ... Adults talking down on kids..people Tryna make money off mentally challenged kids.. People talking down on their own people and making a living out of it....friends and family exposing each other and losing life long friendships for attention ... And if you notice most of the ones talking down don't got 500 followers... it just shows that them type of people don't get no love in real life and will say anything for attention! This social media changing the game and the suckas are winning! Jayz once told me this social media world was created for people that wouldn't even speak if they wasn't present .... For people that was scared to approach a male/female and hold a conversation if they wanted to a number or ask to go on a date! He also said you can't speak truth on here because this is the fake people world and they gone hate you for that ...People are in love with this lifestyle more than people! Nothing has value anymore because people can pretend so easy in this new world! And the only people that's gone make negative comments are the ones who feel like this post is directed to them! If the shoe fits wear it sucka! #realigion

Meek knows a little something about people who leave negative comments on social media. After all, the public's digital perception of and participation in his beef with Drake -- through tweets, posts, memes and more -- played an important factor in the battle's outcome. Drizzy even used some anti-Meek memes on a huge screen behind him onstage while he performed his dis, "Back to Back," at OVO Fest last month.

As for Jay, it looked like he joined Instagram in late August to pay tribute to Michael Jackson, but appears to have since shut things down. “Happy Birthday to the King! This may be my first and last post,” he wrote -- and since the account no longer exists, it looks like he was serious about that last part.