Rick Ross was the latest guest on Elliott Wilson’s CRWN interview series. In part 1 below, Rozay discusses making of his new album Mastermind, why he named it that, relationship with Jay Z, Trayvon Martin, building the MMG empire, what he misses about the 90s and more.
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Rick Ross stopped by the Breakfast Club today morning to chat with the hosts. An energetic discussed his health issues, relationship with Diddy, recording Diddy’s conversation with an unknown person for skit on ‘Nobody’, making peace with Jeezy, 50 Cent’s recent Instagram post, his new mansion in Georgia, his Wingstop venture, criticism to his Mastermind album, Wale’s incident with Complex, whether he can ever be cool with 50 Cent (answer is no), his car collection & how he takes care of his people and more.
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The one and only Prince was the guest on Arsenio Hall Show tonight for an interview and performance. The GOAT had something special planned for the Arsenio audience as he debuted a brand new song ‘FUNKNROLL’ along with 3RDEYEGIRL and The New Power Generation. Prince also performed his classic cut ‘She’s Always in My Hair’, the footage of which will be available later tonight.
While answering fan questions, Prince revealed his biggest pet peeve, what got him annoyed at a recent Oscar party and omelette making capabilities.
UPDATE: Added performance of ‘She’s Always In My Hair’ and ‘Mutiny’ along with the full interview. A must watch!
Rick Ross doesn’t talk about his controversial past too much but he did address it on MTV Rapfix episode today. Back in 2008, Ross made headlines when his past as a Corrections Officer was exposed. He immediately denied it but about a year later, did go on record to finally admit it.
Today he broke down the lyrics on his song ‘Rich Is Gangsta’ from Mastermind where he raps:
“Feds tore apart the squad n—a, that’s why I had to play the part n—a/That wasn’t me, it was a job n–a,” he spits, clearly referencing the scandal. “It gets deeper, that was just a start, n—a.”
Ross said the lines referred to the time when he was a CO and to feed his family, he would do it again.
“And right now, to feed my family — I’d do it again. To feed my kids, I’d go get it. We gon’ get it. My whole team gon’ go get it. We gon win. And that’s with everything we ever did. I been winning.”
Ross also confirmed that he recorded ‘Maybach Music V’ with Bobby Womack but it didn’t make the cut on the album. We can expect to hear it soon.
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SChoolboy Q is the latest artist to get featured on Life+Times’ Decoded series. In this segment, Q talks breaks down the lyrics on track #5 from Oxymoron, ‘Hoover Street’. A lot of old, personal stories.
