1) For 'Marathon,' Rick Ross already blazed that beat on a feature he did for Mac Miller back in 2014 on 'Insomniak'
Samples of Ten Et Tiwa Dorment by Alain Goraguer on WhoSampled the flip on his album sounds glossier than the bassline heavy one he did on the feature
2) For 'Warm Words in a Cold World,' it's the same loop sample as LL Cool J did for 'Ill Bomb,' one of those LL album cuts that never was promoted but the radio DJs always had that instrumental playing in the background during interviews and talk shows, etc
Samples of I'm Afraid the Masquerade Is Over by David Porter on WhoSampled The sample has Who Shot Ya, etc on a different loop snippet
3) I didn't hear too many "maybach music" drops on this album...usually, the drop littered everywhere even on his own album like Port of Miami 2 but not this time around
Rick Ross can flow is ass off once he hits the right groove off an instrumental with the right words to fit a rhyme scheme like on 'Revelations' but I hate it when he develops "fat tongue" where he doesn't enunciate his words as much like he's lying and not really meaning what he's saying but that kinda ruins the whole vibe of the song the minute he starts murmuring his rhymes and not really meaning what he's saying like he's cognizant that he shouldn't put this message on record even though it's a dope rhyme scheme
4) Yungeen Ace made it from Who I Smoke to being featured on Ross album...MajorNine been producing for Rick Ross since 2019 and is pretty much this generation's chris webber who also was an athlete who made beats on the side
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