Since March 2014, the crab meats king Rick Ross has lost 80 pounds and dropped three full-length projects.
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Listen to the Breakfast Club’s full interview with Rick Ross here. “My position, I think this is what’s good for the culture”.
The MMG rapper confirmed the engagement during his interview on The Breakfast Club this morning but also denied that they are already married.
Calling Drake and Meek “lil homies” is one thing, but comparing their beef to a couple of teenagers fighting over a pair of sneakers is the equivalent of Rozay saying “meh”.
Despite him preparing himself to release his eighth album, Rozay is still on home confinement. “You bugging”, said Ricky.
There were also rumors recently that Ross was cheating on his fiancée with a woman named Jas, to which Galore’s mother chimed in on social media to blast the reports, stirring up a few more controversy. He called it “light work” and “small talk” which begs the question: In this era, is the real personal beef the only type that counts? “I just feel homie [is] a shallow, weak dude”. “I’d probably be in my emotions as well if my first album was titled “Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and I filed bankruptcy”.
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As for the song itself, against a piano melody and a soft yet sturdy beat, Ross and Brown channel thug love as they lament that “I’m sorry won’t turn back the clock”.
