Rick Ross feat. Young Jeezy ‘War Ready’
Rick Ross’ drops the video to “War Ready” featuring Young Jeezy from his new album Mastermind. [jwplayer mediaid=”599606″]
March 9, 2014
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Rick Ross’ drops the video to “War Ready” featuring Young Jeezy from his new album Mastermind. [jwplayer mediaid=”599606″]
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Rick Ross has made his love for 90s hip-hop apparent throughout his career. His latest album, Mastermind, features a tribute to the late Notorious B.I.G. called “Nobody.” While some have balked at Rozay’s Biggie-isms–to the point where they have criticized him for ripping off B.I.G.’s persona–Ross has always maintained that this is his way of paying homage to one of the greats of hip-hop history.
After first electing to simply ignore 50 Cent’s Instagram post insinuating that he, P. Diddy and Steve Stoute were all gay, Rick Ross went ahead
Rick Ross returns with Mastermind, his highly-anticipated sixth studio album and follow-up to 2012’s God Forgives, I Don’t. On his latest project, Ross continues his musical trademarks–the ones that have served him so well up to this point and helped to establish his persona. Rozay is still very much into excess, he wallows and revels in it. Wealth and consumption are at the forefront of his mind, yet again, and depending on your taste, it can sound either invigorating or woefully tiresome by the time you get mid-way through Mastermind.
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CIAA weekend 2014 is officially here. Let the games begin! College basketball fans, HBCU alumni and just about anybody wanting a great party is in
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Rick Ross is looking to make a comeback with his latest album, Mastermind. However, the Miami-based rapper is facing criticism, again, due to controversial lyrics.
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Who flexes harder on Instagram, is it the celeb men or celeb ladies? Who knows; but when you work hard you can play hard too. Check
Rick Ross has been remarkably consistent throughout his career. It may seem like “damning with faint praise,” but if it can be argued that Rick Ross lacks a bonafide hip-hop classic in his catalog, it should be noted that he doesn’t really have any bombs, either. By now, Ross fans know what they are getting with each release; songs about coke dealing and hustling and living lavishly. If that’s not your thing, then Ross just isn’t for you.
Rick Ross’ listening party for his new album Mastermind was held at the Colony Theater on Miami Beach and hosted by Def Jam Records. Cash Money Records co-founder
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A few notable rappers with histories of feuding have made very public declarations distancing themselves from their combative pasts. In late 2013, Southern hip-hop superstars Rick Ross and Jeezy began to close the book on their beef; one that began in 2010 with what both have since labeled a misunderstanding. And this week, two New York-based rhymers with a history of tension finally put their feud to rest, as well.
Andy Mineo is a rhyme animal. The Syracuse-born, NYC-based emcee is a natural lyricist, and it’s evident on Never Land, his latest project. Chatting it up at Alex Steakhouse in Washington Heights, Mineo was candid and open about his faith, his music and the stigma associated with Christian emcees. And the rapper explains why the EP has been his most fully realized work to date.
During NBA All-Star weekend, Knowledge Masters and I.M.P.A.C.T. Charity Experience presented the Cliffhanger All-Star Concert Series held at the Howlin’ Wolf in New Orleans. The event featured live
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