[…] wasn’t unfounded. The Maybach Music CEO had already demonstrated his eye for talent by featuring Khalifa on the remix of his hit single “Super High.” This move raised eyebrows in the industry, with many questioning why Ross would feature a relative […]

[…] During a live call to The Breakfast Club on Power 105, Rick Ross dropped the bombshell about his upcoming album’s title. The new project, God Forgives, I Don’t, will mark Ross’s fifth studio release and continue his partnership with Maybach Music Group and Def Jam Recordings. Known for his larger-than-life persona, Ross explained that the album’s bold title is reflective of his confidence and determination to keep pushing boundaries in hip-hop. […]

[…] the track “Free Mason,” while Drake delivered both vocals and bars on “Aston Martin Music.” Cee-Lo Green’s soulful contribution to “Tears of Joy” added emotional depth to the album, creating a well-rounded listening experience. In addition, Ross […]

[…] one of the few non-Miami members of Triple C’s, Torch stands out for his Bronx roots and unwavering loyalty to Maybach Music Group. Despite not […]

[…] The strategy paid off, as Teflon Don quickly became one of the most talked-about albums of the summer. Despite the initial chart success of the lead single, “Super High,” Ross knew the album needed more momentum to compete with Eminem’s Recovery. The release of “B.M.F.,” along with its music video, provided the perfect boost. Therefore, resonating with fans and solidifying Ross’s reputation as a master of crafting anthems. Now, Ross is doing more than competing with Eminem, he’s winning. […]