Rick Ross “Yella Diamonds” Video Shots
February 6, 2012 @ 4:35 PM EST
News
Related
1
Consequence Drops “Blood Stain III” With Ghostface Killah, Rick Ross, Jim Jones & 38 Spesh
By: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
|
12.06.24
2
DJ Premier Ft. Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Big Sean “Ya Don’t Stop”
By: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
|
7.26.24
3
Video: LL Cool J Ft. Rick Ross, Fat Joe “Saturday Night Special”
By: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
|
6.14.24
4
Video: Rick Ross “Champagne Moments”
By: Paul “Big Homie” Duong
|
4.23.24
19 for the whole thing!
smh at this nigga everyday!
Hiphop is so CB4 right now.
@fuk waka…get over it homie Ross is putting out the best music right now and the sad thing about that is he’s giving away for free…
Rich Forever is album quality.
this guy is always in character mode
this guy is always in character mode
you’re not a crime boss ricky, you’re just an actor.
you never sold dope, you never was in the streets.
you never had to resort to the streets for a come up.
lol Ross haters are so active…do y’all ever give it a break? that shit is old now…dude makes hot music period
i enjoy his entertainment though, he’s good at it.
“dude makes hot music period”…Please explain?
Haha this fake fat nigga.
Mook, is that you gunplay? You catching feelings nigga haha
[…] Rap Radar […]
Please someone tell me that niggaz really don’t listen to this dude? He was a fucking cop! Bars or not this nig is lying straight into your ears! Think about that. You’re listening to complete bullshit.
this my fav track
do we need this?
XXL was willing to do it for free. Yellow Nigga wanted another check. smh.
Yall need to give that c.o. talk a rest Ross is killing em makin music all young money makers
“hearin your daughter scream can be very persuasive nigga.”
Rozay was on some dmx shit on this one.
richforever is the shit! no one comes close to rozay at the moment
[…] via @RapRadarSeen this?: #BehindTheScenes :: French Montana Ft. Diddy & Rick Ross – ‘Shot Caller (Remix)’ Music [Video] […]
Blacks are the only race that hates on themselves. It’s only entertainment. Enjoy it and move on. Hating on Rick Ross is lame, ’cause it ain’t that serious.
Ross is that dude right now! All the top dogs fuck with him Diddy, Jay, Baby and now Dr. Dre. Plus his mixtape was better than majority of the rap albums in 2011 *cough Jeezy* so stop hatin. A lot of fake niggas in the rap game since beginning.
Let me promoter the video in Japan!
Are you targeting Japan?
I have more than 18,000 Japanese followers. If you need my help, check this out. http://bit.ly/zXEFnw
“CITY OF HATE” {VIDEO} dir by @nimihendrix #SSMP —> http://bit.ly/zBKWlP
http://bit.ly/zBKWlP
This is one of my fav songs off the mixtape…
if any of these RAPPERS were telling the truth they all would be lock up.Jay Z said it “Its only entertainment” the man make good music.
‘The New Yorker’ Calls Rick Ross A Con Man —–The New Yorker, one of the most highbrow magazine you can ever read, posted a profile on Rick Ross titled The Sound Of Success. It’s subheading, “Rick Ross’s Confidence Game,” reveals the gist of the story; Rozay’s drug dealing past is questionable, but he’s conned listeners into glossing over that fact.
Pop music critic Sasha Frere-Jones writes, “Ross has become a respected rapper by depicting the life style of a boss, or a don, two words that he loves. He never cares to unpack the morals of the drug trade—what he revels in is the security and relief of being fabulously wealthy. This is what his voice sells, the way Sinatra once sold an implacable but supple kind of confidence.”
The New Yorker Labels Rick Ross A Con Man Who Might Have Put The Last Nail In The Coffin For Rappers Who “Keep It Real”—–The New Yorker, one of the most highbrow magazine you can ever read, posted a profile on Rick Ross titled The Sound Of Success. It’s subheading, “Rick Ross’s Confidence Game,” reveals the gist of the story; Rozay’s drug dealing past is questionable, but he’s conned listeners into glossing over that fact.
Pop music critic Sasha Frere-Jones writes, “Ross has become a respected rapper by depicting the life style of a boss, or a don, two words that he loves. He never cares to unpack the morals of the drug trade—what he revels in is the security and relief of being fabulously wealthy. This is what his voice sells, the way Sinatra once sold an implacable but supple kind of confidence.”
eminem is the fraud.but no1 talks about it.smh.
It’s almost as if the loss of authenticity has freed him to push the Rick Ross character to its utmost extreme.
He’s hustling those who believe in his overt persona by convincing them that he’s a drug dealer. He’s also hustling those who recognize his phoniness.
Y’all niggaz is too caught up on rappers that “keep it real” and can sell units. Ross is that dude that reps our present day urban rap culture. His mix tape is out selling and probably the most downloaded at this present moment. Y’all go back and look at the history of records he’s dropped and name a wack joint that y’all haven’t rocked out to in the club? The last of the “real” rappers that really repped what they talk about imo is Jay-Z and rappers til this day still praise the god for all the moves he’s made. Not every rapper will be on that level. Y’all need to fall back and let good music be good music and wave off. Trill rap!
The New Yorker Labels Rick Ross A Con Man Who Might Have Put The Last Nail In The Coffin For Rappers Who “Keep It Real”
Whether he’s authentic or not, the nigga stay winning. Most of the cats yelling that he ain’t real, probably ain’t never sold drugs themselves and probably stay behind their keyboards. Bunch of internet gangsters. Ross not only makes good music, but he also makes good business decisions. Besides, the whole CO thing is getting old. Nigga was working a job. People act like there haven’t been mad crooked cops and CO’s in prison. How you think crime in jail goes down on the level that it does if CO’s ain’t in on it. A lot of them nigga’s is mobbed up too. A lot of yall throw “CO” around, because it’s just something to say.
[…] releasing some video shots yesterday, XXL now gives us a quick preview of Rozay’s shiny new video which will be dropping […]
as someone above said… explain how he makes good music?
it makes me wonder what you look for in good music.
this nigga’s song introduction can last up to a fkin minute repeating the same hook, stretching the song out as much as possible kuz he ain’t really got shit to say.
Flaw.
[…] releasing some video shots yesterday, XXL now gives us a quick preview of Rozay’s shiny new video which will be dropping […]