He also teamed up with fellow Maybach Music Group artist Wale for “Act A Fool” just a few days later. Bolstered by smash single “Hustlin,'” the Def Jam Records album that put the former Erick Sermon protege and Suave House artist all over the media.Īfter the Toronto Raptors won the NBA Finals last month, Ross was a feature on Drake’s “Money in the Grave” off of Drizzy’s The Best In The World Pack. ORIGINAL JULY 2 STORY: Rick Ross is releasing a sequel to his 2006 chart-topping debut, Port Of Miami.
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“Signed” Series premiere 9 p.m.AUGUST 2 UPDATE: Rick Ross and Swizz Beatz have released the video to “Big Tyme”:
The marriages that survive are the ones where the men go to strip clubs. “I wouldn’t say I’m looking for love, but I am looking for loyalty,” he says. And with 109 rooms to occupy, Ross is looking to fill them. The 41-year-old single father of two now lives in the former Georgia home of heavyweight Evander Holyfield, which he purchased for $5.8 million. But there’s still a lot of work for me to do. But it wasn’t just about the dollar figure, it was about the investments that I was making and the track that I was on. “It may have been a certain dollar figure … I finally made it. “My boss moment came around the time I made my second or third album,” he says. “I tell people, ‘Follow your heart.’ I’m not the one to tell you what you should be and what you should do … Just put in your work.”Īnd when it comes to putting in that work Ross can still recall the first time he felt like a boss. “But, realistically, a lot of times people don’t have. “It’s always wonderful if you can have 10 options. “And when I had the conversation with the artist I asked, ‘You give me your word that you won’t stop for anything? Is this the plan on how you are going to feed your family? You’re not going to resort to anything else … That there’s no plan B?’”īut even though Ross found rap stardom after a career as a Florida correctional officer, he says there’s nothing wrong with having a backup plan. “I saw the struggle and the hustle at the same time in this person,” he says. Ross says that one artist in particular has already captured his interest. If you fall down, are you going to get back up and be hungry? Will you refuse to lose? That’s what I’m looking for.” It’s a combination of your style, swag and the flow - that’s half of it - and now I need to see your hunger. Ross says that, on the series, “what I want to see is something that I have never seen before. “When we decide to pick or sign an artist we spend our own money on this - so that’s what makes it unique.” “I’m always looking for talent, so once I saw the extent that VH1 went through to put these artists in front of us I was on board,” he says. ‘If you fall down, are you going to get back up and be hungry? Will you refuse to lose? That’s what I’m looking for.’
“It was really about the opportunity to get in front of the dopest artists in the US - male and female. “The show was really a dope idea, and what made it different was it wasn’t just about a show and us getting paid per episode,” says Ross. The artists will face challenges and eliminations those who impress the moguls the most have the chance to the be signed to Maybach Music, Radio Killa Records or Roc Nation. as they work to develop unsigned hip-hop and R&B artists in Atlanta. on the eight-episode series, which follows Ross, The-Dream and Lenny S. Ross, the acclaimed rapper and CEO of Maybach Music Group, joins Grammy-winning songwriter/producer The-Dream (Radio Killa Records) and Roc Nation A&R senior VP Lenny S.
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Maybach Music Group CEO William “Rick Ross” Roberts is moving from the recording world to TV - as a mentor on the new VH1 series “Signed.”
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