Rick Ross - Black Dollar (Mixtape)

[RichYung]

Nope.

 

[Recca Gatsby]

Yall don't fukk wit Bill Gates? Shyt is dope as hell to me

 

[Morethan1]

Who is that singing on Beautiful Lie?

 

[28 Gramz]

Bill Gates is the only weak song, that beat

 

[Youngdev]

Is that Nicki on drive a nikka crazy

 

[SCORCH]

Such a simple line but Meek's: "nikkas going through pain / I ain't show up to school cause I was going through things" resonates like a motherfukker.

Whole verse was fire.

No ghostwriter necessary.

 

[JackUzi]

This s.hit is solid: Icon, Bel Air, Beautiful Lie, Turn Ya Back, Foreclosures, Money Dance, 2 Shots, Dead Rappers, World's Finest etc. All flames.

 

[beenz]

this album has some straight on it. no doubt about it. best project since either rich forever or teflon don.

 

[DosCadenaz]

fukk it. Ross in my top ten all time

 

[Zero]

Yall don't fukk wit Bill Gates? Shyt is dope as hell to me

Dudes didnt come up on No Limit/Cash Money

 

[Scoop]

The cacs at Pitchfork gave us Best New Track

• Rick Ross
  "Foreclosures"
  Def Jam / Maybach
  By Meaghan Garvey; September 10, 2015
  BEST NEW TRACK
  • ARTISTS:
    Rick Ross

At this point, Rick Ross’ relationship with reality is so foregone it’s not even worth discussing, if it ever really was. We get it: Rawse is The Secret, the American dream in all its bullshyt glory, the reason every "Is Lana Del Rey/Drake/Slim Jesus authentic?” think piece was irrelevant before it was written. None of this is real, and it doesn’t matter. That’s not what you come to the Bawse for. You come for butter-drenched crab meats, emerald-studded pinky rings, and hang-gliding trips through Hawaii, glaring weight limits be damned.

So what does it mean when the biggest Bawse we’ve seen thus far quietly drops a free album with almost no fanfare, leading off with a track preaching fiscal responsibility? On “Foreclosures”, Ross recruits longtime collaborators J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League for a beat that harkens back to 2009’s yacht-rap classic, Deeper Than Rap—an album he sunk into rather than shouted over. “You reap what you sow, and they speaking repossessions,” he advocates, railing against shady publishing deals, presumptive extravagance, and once-humble peers corroded by wealth. It seems obvious he’s at least partially referring to old nemesis 50 Cent’s bankruptcy and MMG rising star Meek Mill’s recent controversy. Who would’ve thought 2015’s most cogent, subtle diss track would come from the Teflon Don?

Rick Ross: "Foreclosures"

 

[Millions]

this shyt everywhere this and DS2 all i been hearing

My nikka dropped his own Blueprint which is what this tape remind me of dead ass

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Dude was just takling that shyt

 

[Youngdev]

Dude was just takling that shyt

They say my nikka on house arrest , bout to come thru nikka they aint stopping this

 

[Ill-Mind]

I need a Icon Remix with the GOAT on it, that beat was made for him