You're in for a masterpiecei just put deeper than rap on (mafia music)
i see it's got the 1 single i fukked with on here too, magnificent
i've never listened to a rick ross album til now (got mastermind on now) :wow:
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I feel you but nah man, "Mafia Music 2" is arguably the best rap song of the decade.
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
Been bangin this joint again just recently so damn smooth
Snoop floated on this
Rich forever had me likeTeflon Don and Deeper than Rap are his best albums
Rich Forever is his best mixtape, shyt should have been an album itself
I love Latina women
Veteran
I love Latina women
Veteran
deeper than rap was nice but i think i fukk with teflon don more 
super high just came on
super high just came on
deeper than rap was nice but i think i fukk with teflon don more
super high just came on
I always tell people this
IMO, Teflon Don is his closest album to perfection
Just straight to the point and it's when he made his impact on the culture. Rick legit shifted the sound of mainstream Hip Hop for a few years.
like @ThreeLetterAgency always says.. He also started the whole Vlog wave. Rick Ross went from an artist to an experience.
You didn't just listen to him, you watched him.
I love Latina women
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yeah, teflon was just enough songs and the production is nice
Dwight Howard
Superstar
Its like people forgot 'Trilla' exists, i thought it was great. Production was crazy for its time and it's aged really well
Maybach Music 1
Luxury Tax
The Boss
Billionaire
Reppun My City
Maybach Music 1
Luxury Tax
The Boss
Billionaire
Reppun My City
Dwight Howard
Superstar
Its like people forgot 'Trilla' exists, i thought it was great. Production was crazy for its time and it's aged really well
Maybach Music 1
Luxury Tax
The Boss
Billionaire
Reppun My City
Maybach Music 1
Luxury Tax
The Boss
Billionaire
Reppun My City
Champion
#RxLife #UCF #FAMU
Everything after Teflon Don is 
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LandryFieldsDad
All Star
What does this even mean
It's high key his best album?
You have to remember he still wasn't a "good enough rappers" for heads to fukk with him when Trilla dropped.
They still viewed him as a whack, no bars, down south rapper then.
But everyone that isn't a slave to boring east coast bar rap recognizes Trilla is what started all of his momentum and where he perfected his style
bordeaux
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i love teflon don up until about track 5. the second half of the album is extremely hit or miss for me. number one is wack and im a huge danja fan. mc hammer is unnecessary to me on an album w/ bmf. i kinda feel both these tracks were bit played out after albert anastasia dropped leading up to the album. i guess thats my fault though. deeper... and trilla before it were better, imo.