To be
considered a boss you have to have a sure nuff hustle that can take you to the
top and make you a part of the elite. William Roberts aka Rick Ross
is sure nuff a boss, even before he took the whole world on a tour of the port
of Miami. Ross might be working on his sophomore album entitled Trilla, but
this 12 year vet has more hustle than your favorite rapper.
“We got the new album
that’s finna drop in early February it’s called Trilla. That means realer than
fu*ks.”
Ross’s
first single off his new album Trilla is entitled 'Speeding' which features R
Kelly. Ross’s new album also has guest appearances from Kanye West, Pharrell,
and Jay-z just to name a few. “I got Jay-z on a tracked entitled Maybech Music
you know it’s legendary if young Hov is on the track. It’s great to be working
with the great Hov.”
As
he anxiously waits for his new album to drop, Ross keeps his hustle at a all
time high with new ventures that even the best rappers can’t touch, with a new
magazine, a new label Carol City Cartel Records, a franchise of fast food
restaurants, a film production called Carol City Films, and a motion picture
dropping in the beginning of next year, this Boss has all of his avenues
covered. “I just did my acting debut with Lawrence Fishbourne the film title is
called Days of Raft; I’m getting my acting on something heavily.”
To
add fuel to the fire Ross just dropped his mixtape entitled Mayback Music that
features other bosses in the game like UGK and new comers as well like, Triple
C, Flo- Rida, Brisco and D Brown. But if you thought Ross was just
lyrics, think again because this boss is dropping his first documentary M.I.
Yayo this fall, in which he executive produced. M.I Yayo captures the lives
of some of the well known and unknown heavy drug dealers in
Miami.
Like many
rappers in the game, rap has matured the hardest MC’s to
make them come to the acceptance that hip- hop music is a
force that needs substance, in order to keep
it’s longevity. The new album Trilla keeps that street
swag with a little bit of conscious to it.“You know I’m going to keep it all
the way street but I’m making more music. Kanye West came in the game and took
it to another level and I dig that, so just look forward to some new music from
me.”
Since
Ross has been in the game he still keeps it trilla than the rest with his squad
Triple C straight out of Carol City, which he expects to be the next big
thing. “That’s my family, we came in the game together and we still
together and we goin ride together. Triple C’s Black Flag album is coming
soon like the top of the next year.” The last step to being a boss is to
tell the story of the streets, but also help to eliminate the problems that
rappers glorify. Ross has kept his eye and hands in the streets,
especially Carol City with Rick Ross Charities. “We do a lot in Carol City, a
lot of young kids lost their lives due to unnecessary murders, so we did a
concert for the kids and spent time talking to them and letting them know that
they can be anything they want to be, they don’t have to be just a rapper or a
football player.” Ross has also increased his charitable contributions by
joining forces with Magic Johnson and his Burger King franchise in Miami.
'Rick Ross Be out Day' is an event that Ross and Burger King has teamed
up together in which they travel to intercity high schools like Carol City
Senior High and provide backpacks, pencils, pens and advice to the youth.
“Magic Johnson sponsors events for the kids and I was just glad to be a part of
it, next year it’s going to be even bigger.”
This larger
than life boss still keeps his hustle strong and through what ever this boss
stays away from feeding a huge ego, but with that being said, he still
believes he’s the sexiest thing to walk out of Miami and no matter
what he’s still looking for that ultimate hook up. “As a big dude
I’m very particular about what I wear, but on some real sh*t I need that Jordan
hook up.”
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