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Meek Mill Performs At Beyonce's Concert In Philadelphia

His life's getting back into formation.

Rapper Meek Mill — still under house arrest for a few more days — managed to break away for several hours Sunday to perform at Beyoncé's sold-out concert in Philadelphia.

The hip-hop star served as an opening act for the "Formation World Tour" show alongside DJ Khaled and Rick Ross. The trio performed a medley of hits including "Ima Boss" and the intro to his album "Dreams and Nightmares."

Although Mill has not been allowed to release or perform music over the course of his home confinement sentence, Sunday's gig was court-approved, TMZ reports.

Mill was accompanied at the concert by his girlfriend and fellow rapper Nicki Minaj, who posted a series of photos from the concert on her Instagram page.

"We ridin," she captioned one shot of her and Mill in a golf cart.

The appearance at the Beyoncé show comes three days after a judge tacked an additional eight daysonto Mill's 90-day sentence after the rapper failed to complete the correct types of community service.

The rapper, who began serving in March, was original scheduled to be released last Wednesday, but instead of dedicating his time to working with the homeless, senior citizens, veterans and Habitat for Humanity as the court mandated, he occupied his sentence with motivational speeches and school visits, according to TMZ.

He also donated money to the Flint water crisis while doing some volunteer work at homeless shelters.

Representatives for Mill reportedly argued that the judge didn't specify which forms of community service would be acceptable, but TMZ says the parameters were clearly stated.

Mill, best known for his back-and-forth feud with rapper Drake, received the house arrest sentence in February after violating parole for his 2008 drug-dealing and gun conviction.