"Everyday I'm hustl in, eveyday I'm hustl in." Def Jam boss Jay-Z Rick Ross gets to the camp. The man from Miami has a lot of drugs in the hat and the back moves in his lyrics again. Nothing against Rick Ross, his lyrics are simple but well rapped and actually interresieren texts in a "Dirty South" not. Or? Rick Ross's hoarse voice fits very well on the club-heavy, Rn'B-moderate and gangsta beats liable. At the controls were people like Akon, Cool & Dre, Jazze Pha, DJ Toomp, The Runners and DJ Khaled. If that's not enough that! Many wannabe gangsta hear anyway commercial sh ** from MTV or Viva, but who wants to experience Miami flavor pure, to be sure to buy Rick Ross. As for features, it has people like Akon, Dre, Lyfe Jennings, Mario Winans, Lloyd, Jay-Z, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Brisco and his band Carol City Cartel into the studio. Since this album was released last year, I would like to point out that is Rick Ross still probably release it this year his second album called "Trilla", among others, with productions of Lil Jon, Mannie Fresh, Cool & Dre and The Neptunes. I hope that also pumps crude from the Subwoovern out .;)
