Rick Ross Speaks On His Most Personal Songs

Rick Ross Speaks On His Most Personal Songs

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When it comes to Maybach Music head honcho, Rick Ross Speaks On His Most Personal Songs from his eighth studio album Black Market.

The “One of Us” rapper reflects on his most personal song and what it means to him…

Rick Ross aka William Leonard Roberts II speaks on Black Market

CelebNMusic247.com has learn via an interview with USAToday, the Black Market rapper was transparent about writing his lyrics.

Rosay talks about being jailed this summer on charges of kidnapping and assault, and whose on-and-off engagement to model Lira Galore, which we previously reported on.

See What Rick Ross had to say about his Most Personal Songs he wrote:

Ross says:

“When I hear Free Enterprise, I think about when I wrote that record on a small piece of paper and a pen I wasn’t supposed to have in county jail.”

“That’s followed by me sitting in the cell, pondering what means most to me, which is family, and the head of that is my mother. So I followed that with the record Smile, Mama, Smile. I tried to lay the records down in the same format that they came to me.”

Ross, 39, talks about how the music for the album is inspired in part by his relationships, prison time and subsequent house arrest this past year.

He adds:

“It’s definitely a more personal album.”

“All of those things came in a place where we created music and I just took advantage of the time that I had to myself.” It also sounds more cohesive than past efforts, he says. “I love the way the music feels, just opening the album with Free Enterprise, and by the time you get to Silk Road, you appreciate the silky, soulful sound.”

Rick Ross and snakes

Rick Ross releases his new video for “Crocodile Python”:

Rick Ross lives large in the video for the Jahlil Beats-produced “Crocodile Python” off his latest album Black Market.

Black Market, which features appearances from Nas, Mariah Carey, and Chris Brown, is set to debut with 50-55k equivalent album units in its first week.

Video – Rick Ross “Crocodile Python”:

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