One of the performers on the bill for the 2011 BMI Showcase in Atlanta was Rick Ross. Above RTNY provides footage of his set which featured hometown boy Pill. We’re just four days away from Self Made. Ruh!
While we patiently wait for the video, MMG’s cameraman Dre Films and SpiffTV share the official behind the scenes look with more footage. Cameos by Meek Mill, Pill, Torch, French Montana and others.
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Rick Ross brought the Maybach Music Empire to the Cannes Film Festival in France this past weekend. With SpiffTV and Dre Films direction, he reenacts the opening scene of Jay-Z’s “Show Me What You Got” video and meets actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Lex Luger puts his signature sound to the side and goes soulful on this smooth track featuring Jeremih. As you know Self Made sprung a leak, but do the right thing and cop the album on May 23. ru
Complex got a hold of one Self Made‘s more anticipated tracks featuring J.Cole. Lace up your shoes and cop it next Monday. Bonus: Rick Ross ft. Wale, Meek Mill, Pill & Teedra Moses “Self Made”
With Self Made dropping a week from today, here’s the latest music video featuring Meek Mill and Rick Ross. As always directed by Dre Films and Spiff TV.
[vodpod id=Video.8781637&w=425&h=350&fv=] Thursday night,
MMG’s compilation album is right around the corner, but tonight Flex gets the drop
What’s on the menu?
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