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Rick Ross Speaks On New Album, Nicki Minaj & Meek Mill & Calls Out Birdman: “You Ain’t A Boss Til You Clean Your Face”

Rick Ross went on the Wendy Williams Show today to discuss his new album “Rather You Than Me,” and more, and in true Wendy, she asked about Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj, India Love and other past relationships, and his song that calls out Birdman. 

He talked about he messed up with his ex-fiance Lira Galore, and talked about Birdman not only disrespecting and blocking Wayne from releasing his album, but how he also did DJ Khaled wrong, and that he still owes Khalad money.

“He’s still owed a couple of dollars and Birdman should straighten that. You aint a boss til you clean your face.”

How Ross truly feels about Birdman became clear on his on “Rivals Become Idols”

Rivals Become Idols:

“That’s when you niggas wish you put your bread up/ Leased whips, bad blood, that shit’ll sink ships/ Fast money comin’ slow, you better think quick/ Rap game, so much fuck shit done/ That’s why this .45 in my Trukfit trunks/ Fuck a skateboard, I went and got a Wraith, boy/ Catholic record labels, niggas gettin’ raped, boy/ Birdman’s a priest, moans in his synagogue/ Publishin’ is a sin, repent, forgive me, Lord/ Shots fired, home invasion out on/ Palm Isle/ Red beam detonators, who the bomb now?/ Look you in your eyes, nigga,/ ‘fore I say good night/ And pray that Mannie Fresh’ll get to see the light

Damn, Stunna, I loved you, nigga/ Hate it came to this/ Maybach Music/ You stole them/ boys pub and bought a foreclosure/ Scott Storch demons in it, which is more poison/ I handed over records, never charged a coin/ But could sense the sentiment, I’m talkin’ all along/ All Miami issues, Rozay handle for him/ Same way Big Ducky do for me in California/ Never slippin’, got relationships with the trillest niggas”
Ross also gave advice to meek on his relationship with Nicki, “be careful… sometimes you have to let you brother live, and you cant stop your brother from living.”
You can watch the entire interview below.

 

 

William Carter

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