“Run with me or run from me.” Ross’ most animated flow. Beat ain’t bad by BIGG D but Marchaund’s wack juice spills. Ha!įox Boogie joint that leaked yesterday. “Take off your clothes and lay back.” Dream ay’s at the end. “Lemons and honey/ Millions in money/ Gucci Louis Vuitton specifically homie/ My woman imported/ I’m never extorted/ I’m very important/ 20 grand for the mortgage.” Sweet!įirst track produced by The Runners (Did Ricky lose their number?). Ha! Another victory for the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. “All a nigga really want is you.” Very Terius. It’s cool to hear the joints properly mixed and mastered tho. Produced by The Inkredibles for Nasty Beatmakers.ĭamn a lot of these songs have leaked already. “The fat Tommy Lee, I made out with like eight broads.” Second verse better than first. “Pussies don’t get pussy.” Yeah some Reggae hook style hook. I play the instrumental every day for motivation.
I’m masturbatin’ at the top.”Ī very good record coulda been a classic if the lyrical performances matched the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. With Deeper Than Rap, Ross is once again rhyming with purpose, the fire in his belly stoked by controversy that could have paralyzed a lesser rapper.That’s a hot one. Ross uses most of his lyrics to reassure listeners that his public relations problems have not stopped him from living the high life, but when he decides to vent his rage in “Valley of Death,” the results are downright venomous. Of course, there are a couple songs that delve into signature Miami glitz: “Lay Back” might be a tad too saccharine, but “All I Really Want” is the ideal futuristic club jam. Replete with wah guitar, rim cracks and rotund bass, “Magnificent,” “Yacht Club,” “Rich Off Cocaine” and “Gunplay” echo the live instrumentation of the Roots and funk-laden authority of Scarface. But his detractors ire has given him focus, and Deeper Than Rap embraces a kind of sleek, low-key funk and proves to be his most consistent effort to date. Beset by attacks on his character - including the revelation of his past history as a correctional officer, and a slew of defamation stunts launched by 50 Cent - Rick Ross was in danger of losing all credibility.
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