August 9th, 2009 — Rick Ross, mafia music, rick ross lyrics
Rick Ross Mafia Music lyrics in the Deeper Than Rap Album. These Mafia Music lyrics are performed by Rick RossI got a feelin’ nigga rillin’ and my mo.
i got a feelin nigga really that my money be the root
look up at the stars she like honey where the roof?
pull up hear the dogs canaries they goin roof
even once had a job pourin tar up on a roof
that boy had it hard no facade its the truth
so now when i Menage and get massaged its the proof
proofs in the pudding & that bakin sodas takin..
paper that im makin got her takin photos naked
listenin to niggas like whistlin at wendy williams
i flip my middle finga im chillin on 20 million
the rumors turn me on im masterbatin at the top
these hoes so excited they catchin every drop
im dodgin the debacles like pot holes in Jamaica
we cut down the weed bury the paper on them acres
martin had a dream bob got high i still do both but somehow i got by
Creflo pray mike vick payed bobby brown stray whitney lost weight
kimbo slice on the pad when i write
that mayweather money lookin funny in the light
but who really cares we just throw it in the air
celebrating wealth pourin moet in her hair
excuse me her weave the bluest of weed
trunk full of white car smell like blue cheese
that boy get salad beef bout movements
BM dubs on them big thangs lookin foolish
shawty sittin low big thangs poppin
tip on the glock from a crip up in compton shootin at the cops
fuck one time i gave her to the block
i fucked 1 time we boys in the hood and nigga u lil trey
suppress ya appetite we takin ya lil tray
love my handgun but my choppa still the shit
banned in 1994 but im to legit to quit
1996 kilos was the shit but that were better then roofin that shit be bad for ya skin
niggas was ruthless lord knows that ive sinned but i thought about my future in the loops i could pin
walked out on a gig and i turned to the streets
kept my name low key i aint heard from in weeks
i came up wit a strategy to come up mathematically
i did it for the city but now everybody mad at me
mothafuck em all they sweat from my balls
if i drop anotha album i did that for my dogs
10 maybachs everybody ridin big
i just sit back like look what i did
then i bow my head and beg for forgiveness
once i said my prayer everybody back to business
smokin on a blunt in my own restaurant people lookin from a distance think im big daddy kunk
reincarnated spirit of a g beef ill make u dinner take a seat so we could eat
a farrakhan aura pause on the pork you eat from the bowl while ya dog need a fork
niggas ain’t loyal snakes slithered in they coil im laughin at you cuz kill you niggas when im bored
we steppin on ya crew til tha mothafuckas crush and makin sweet love to every women that you lust
I love to pay her bills can’t wait to pay her rent Curtis Jackson baby mama
I ain’t askin for a cent
Burn the house down gotta buy another
don’t forget the gas can jealous stupid mothafucka
to another chapter paper that i captured caught up in the rapture off of gunshots and laughter
homicide is humor and nigga you lookin funny women love to stare cuz they know they see the money
i open up my mind by openenin bank accounts deposit a 100 stacks
break up wont take it out baby dats a gift maybe you could live
i knew it wouldn’t work but i just like to give used to run the street
young nigga bare feet now im in the suites and im eatin crab meats
ice so right other rappers envy they callin all my jewelers up askin what im spendin
thinkin bout BOSS not thinkin bout them this a letter to my enemies one i wont send amen
July 2nd, 2009 — 50 Cent, 50 Cent Albums, Ciara, Rick Ross, Rihanna
June 15th, 2009 — 50 Cent, Rick Ross
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As we know Rick Ross has a totally different outlook on the same issue. Ross thinks it’s all about #1 albums and he understands why 50 is doing all this complaining about the genre. Rick Ross gave his assessment of 50 Cent’s current career status to radio host Peter Parker. The Boss noted that the drop off in sales of recent video games is proof hat 50’s brand is dying. That’s why he’s not worried about the book his baby mother Tia has written with 50. Unfortunately, he insulted produ… read full story
June 11th, 2009 — Rick Ross
June 2nd, 2009 — 50 Cent Photos, 50 Cent Pictures, 50 cent and Rick Ross images, Rick Ross
June 1st, 2009 — 50 Cent News
The question that can 50 Cent Take the Rick Ross on Beef is getting important and important.The bass on the record is undeniable. It sounds like something tailor-made for Compton’s the Game to display his guerilla gangsta-rap tactics, or even Crooked I to throw his acclaimed abstract poetics against.
But the bass-laden track was inspired by the duo getting dissed, and they aren’t ashamed to tell the story on the song — sped-up vocals of somebody saying “You’re a jerk” are looped throughout the record.
May 20th, 2009 — 50 Cent Music
While Rick Ross‘ Deeper Than 50 Cent did hit #1 on the Billboard Top 200, some say the numbers were weak.
“150,000 is not a lot of copies sold on a major [label],” MTV.com reader Eagles36 wrote in. “Fifty did 691,000 his first week. Rick Ross is a joke.”
For the record, Deeper Than Rap’s first-week numbers aren’t far off from his first two LPs, both of which went in at #1. Last year’s Trilla pushed 198,000 copies in its first week, while his 2006 effort Port of Miami sold 187,000 out of the gate.
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May 20th, 2009 — 50 Cent Music
The numbers are in. Rick Ross’ latest album, Deeper Than Rap claimed the top spot on the Billboard Top 200 charts, selling 158,000 copies in its first week—a giant feat in today’s music industry. Undoubtedly, Ross kept himself in the spotlight in the months leading up to the album’s release with a multimedia feud with 50 Cent. The war of words included songs, cartoons, YouTube clips and even a sex tape featuring the mother of one of Ross’ children.
With 50 Cent scheduled to drop an album this year as well, it would seem that both men will ride the wave of the controversy to the top of the sales charts. However, a closer look reveals that no matter who comes out on top, one entity will be a bigger winner than either rapper: Universal Music Group. Universal owns Def Jam and G-Unit, the labels that Ross and 50 Cent call recording homes. A recent report in Billboard states that both men’s’ music saw an increase in sales after the beef jumped off.
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May 20th, 2009 — 50 Cent Music
By Ben Westhoff
We all know the beef between Rick Ross and 50 Cent is bullshit. Both rappers record for Universal Music Group labels, and both are promoting albums. 50’s Before I Self Destruct is slotted for June, and Ross’s latest, Deeper than Rap, came out in late April. With any justice, that work will cement Ross’s legacy as a flash in the pan with a poor flow and no imagination, but let’s focus on the beef for a moment.
For all of its vitriol, the two men’s modern-day rap battle was never going to turn violent. After all, Ross associate Fat Joe has already explained how these things work, admitting his own dispute with 50 in recent years was simply to help the pair “get bigger sales” and should be taken only as “entertainment.”
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April 21st, 2009 — 50 Cent, Rick Ross
In a recent interview with DJ Envy on his Sirius Satellite radio show, Rick Ross sidetracked his beef with rival 50 Cent, bringing up the G-Unit Honcho’s boss Eminem.
Ross said that Fif isn’t a worthy competitor anymore. “50 you bore me, I might need to get at Eminem now,” the Miami rapper boasted. “Eminem, I’m a big fan of yours but your monkey, you’re pet monkey is boring me.
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