Meek Mill And Rick Ross Bring On Vory For A “Grandiose” Banger

Meek Mill and Rick Ross are a great duo, there is no surprise there. The MMG labelmates have so many rock-steady collaborations under their belt. That also goes for the Philadelphia native and Houston, Texas singer and rapper, Vory. Too Good To Be True dropped yesterday (November 10). Leading up to its release, the standout single was “SHAQ & KOBE.”

However, you have to include this one in the mix as one of the best cuts from the tape. “Grandiose” lives up to its name. The braggadocious bars from all three artists add to the feeling of being a boss like Ross. Additionally, the booming beat from jetsonmade, Pooh Beatz, and Murda Beatz is also a highlight, too.

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Listen To “Grandiose” By Meek Mill, Rick Ross, And Vory

As we mentioned earlier, Meek and Vory have given us plenty of heat in the past. Most people began to hear of the underrated crooner back on Kanye West’s gospel-inspired record, Donda. However, Meek was an earlier endorser of Vory. Both of them had some punchy cuts on the Philly native’s EP, QUARANTINE PACK. It is good to see these two still going to work together and for Vory individually to keep getting that recognition he deserves.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new song “Grandiose” with Meek Mill, Rick Ross, and Vory? Is this best Meek and Vory track they have ever done together? Which songs are you gravtitating toward after one full day of the project being out? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Meek Mill and Rick Ross, as well as all of the hottest song drops.

Quotable Lyrics:

Bad b**** be dumbfound
Her friends wanna come around
Black bottles, that’s one round
In the night with gun sounds
Grandiose my repertoire
Car show, I set the bar

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Jim Jones Appears To Threaten Dee-1 With Violence After Recent Callout

Last week, New Orleans rapper Dee-1 called out Jim Jones, Meek Mill, and Rick Ross. The issue at the core of his callout was their promotion of violent lyrical themes through their music. Meek already responded to the callout, answering back almost immediately. “I was rapping this way when I became the face of reform. That’s how I got there y’all forgot that fast,” he said in his response on Instagram.

Now, Jim Jones is also getting involved with a response of his own. In an interview with Sway Calloway he defended himself against the allegations. “I don’t care about what [Dee-1] said. That boy don’t know me. I know his trick. He using my name for fame. It’s all good … I do more in one month for people than he’ll ever do in his whole life. I really give back to the people, I don’t care about none of the rhetoric he talking about,” Jones responded. He also spoke on the good things he’s brought despite the violent content of his work. “In real life, I do a lot for the people. Let’s line up the statistics. You talking or you doing? You talk a good one. What have you done?” Check out the full interview segment below.

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Jim Jones Claps Back At Dee-1

Jim Jones may have also accidentally strengthened Dee’s argument when he threatened the rapper. “I don’t like to hear people mention my name, especially when you don’t know me. Because that’s very touchy. You gotta watch whose names you mentioning out here. Because my little cousin might not like how you mentioned my name. And then he might want to slap a dread out your head just ‘cause he don’t understand that you using my name for fame … I’m not promoting violence. I’m just saying that when you do certain things, there’s a reaction for every action,” Jones explained.

Rick Ross is left as the only one left who hasn’t responded to the claims yet. He and Meek Mill just released a collaborative album today. Because of his close contact with meek recently, Ross may not feel the need to acknowledge the situation at all. What do you think of Jim Jones’ response to Dee-1 calling him out for his violent lyrics? Let us know in the comment section below.

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Meek Mill And Rick Ross Unleash Star-Studded Album “Too Good To Be True”

Hip-hop heavyweights Meek Mill and Rick Ross have teamed up to deliver a star-studded 17-song album that’s nothing short of extraordinary. Too Good To Be True is the highly-anticipated collaboration that fans of both artists have been highly anticipating. And it does not disappoint. This project is a testament to the artistic and creative capabilities of both Meek Mill and Rick Ross. With a star-studded lineup of features, it elevates the catalog to new heights. The album boasts appearances from some of the industry’s finest, including Future, DJ Khaled, Wale, The-Dream, Teyana Taylor, and many more.

The three previously released singles “Shaq and Kobe” “Go To Hell,” and “Lyrical Eazy,” all appear on the project. “Go To Hell,” just dropped earlier today, and it incorporates the captivating use of a sample. The song is a sample of “Shout,” a track by the iconic group Tears For Fears. These tracks offered a glimpse into the lyrical and sonic chemistry that these two hip-hop titans bring to the table. However, there’s many more gems that people will be surprised to find on the album, including “Fine Lines” ft. Wale and The Dream. Wale appearing on the album signals an MMG reunion between Rick Ross, Meek and Wale. Ross has hinted at this before in previous interviews while promoting the project.

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Stream “Too Good To Be True” By Meek Mill And Rick Ross

Another standout on the project includes, “Gold Medals” ft. Jeremih. The infectious beats, captivating verses, and undeniable charisma showcased in this song set the stage for the rest of the project. Moreover, the two have been teasing the project for the past month in various ways. Last month for example, Meek Mill further shared a cinematic trailer for Too Good To Be True on his Instagram. DJ Khaled makes a surprise appearance in the video, expressing his admiration and love for both Meek and Rick Ross.

With Too Good To Be True, Meek Mill and Rick Ross have undeniable synergy as collaborators. This album is definitely an instant classic, a sonic journey that fans will cherish for years to come. What do you think of the project? Let us know your thoughts on HNHH!

Tracklist:

1. “Shaq & Kobe”
2. “Star Island”
3. “Go To Hell”
4. “800 Karats”
5. “Dead Last” Feat. Vory & Fabolous
6. “They Don’t Really Love You”
7. “Million Dollar Trap”
8. “Grandiose” Feat. Vory
9. “Above The Law” Feat. Teyana Taylor & DJ Khaled
10. “Fine Lines” Feat. Wale & The-Dream
11. “Gold Medals” Feat. Jeremih
12. “Iconic”
13. “Lyrical Eazy”
14. “Pillow Talk”
15. “Millionaire Row” Feat. French Montana
16. “In Luv With The Money” Feat. Future
17. “Shaq & Kobe (Remix)” Feat. Shaquille O’Neal & Dame D.O.L.L.A.

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Rick Ross and Meek Mill Deliver Highly Anticipated Collaboration Album ‘TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE’

Rick Ross and Meek Mill Deliver Highly Anticipated Collaboration Album 'TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE'

The long-awaited collaboration between multi-platinum iconic rapper and Luc Belaire mogul Rick Ross and chart-topping rap superstar Meek Mill has finally arrived with the release of TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. The album, featuring an original sound and earnest lyrics, includes the highly consumed tracks “Shaq & Kobe” and “Lyrical Eazy,” setting the stage for a cultural impact.

The forthcoming single, “Go to Hell,” is poised to be another hit, featuring an iconic sample from Tears For Fears. The album boasts an impressive lineup of star-studded collaborations, with DJ Khaled, Fabolous, French Montana, Future, Jeremih, Teyana Taylor, The-Dream, Vory, Wale, and the legendary Shaquille O’Neal with Dame D.O.L.L.A. contributing their talents. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE promises to be a must-listen project, blending the distinct styles of Ross and Meek while delivering a rich and dynamic musical experience for fans.

Before releasing their joint album Too Good To Be True, Rick Ross and Meek Mill pulled up on Zane Lowe at Apple Music 1 to discuss the album. Rick Ross called the album unpredictable.

“This the culture,” Ross said. “It’s too good to be true and man, it just feel good, and it was too easy. We set it off. We both know what our true gifts are, our talents are when it comes to production. So when it came to this vibe, it was really simple. It didn’t take a lot of time, but we brought the best out of each other. This was just personal.”

He added, “This was just me and Meek and that was just us in the studio. It wasn’t a lot of people, just the team, the private team. Meek, his team, my team, Sam Sneak, Brion, the producers, and we kept it uncut. We went straight to the vein with it. “

Meek Mill also added notes on the album, “When we get in the studio, that shitt gets serious. Ross getting into serious mode. He trying to knock that shit out and get to work. And you know me, he giving me that gas.

“I’m going to run jumping out that window a hundred miles an hour. But we joke all the time. You’re going to see a lot of that throughout the content and all that. And it’s organic too, Zane. We came up with this idea and we got around each other, built, vibed out and then got in the studio. It don’t matter where we’re recording at, we could be in the closet, Rose going to get this shit done.”

You can hear the project below.

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Meek Mill and Rick Ross Detail Working on Joint Album: ‘This the Culture’

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Before releasing their joint album Too Good To Be True, Rick Ross and Meek Mill pulled up on Zane Lowe at Apple Music 1 to discuss the album. Rick Ross called the album unpredictable.

“This the culture,” Ross said. “It’s too good to be true and man, it just feel good, and it was too easy. We set it off. We both know what our true gifts are, our talents are when it comes to production. So when it came to this vibe, it was really simple. It didn’t take a lot of time, but we brought the best out of each other. This was just personal.”

He added, “This was just me and Meek and that was just us in the studio. It wasn’t a lot of people, just the team, the private team. Meek, his team, my team, Sam Sneak, Brion, the producers, and we kept it uncut. We went straight to the vein with it. “

Meek Mill also added notes on the album, “When we get in the studio, that shitt gets serious. Ross getting into serious mode. He trying to knock that shit out and get to work. And you know me, he giving me that gas.

“I’m going to run jumping out that window a hundred miles an hour. But we joke all the time. You’re going to see a lot of that throughout the content and all that. And it’s organic too, Zane. We came up with this idea and we got around each other, built, vibed out and then got in the studio. It don’t matter where we’re recording at, we could be in the closet, Rose going to get this shit done.”

You can hear the project’s lead single, “Shaq & Kobe” below.

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Meek Mill And Rick Ross’ ‘Too Good To Be True’ Tracklist Features Wale, Future, And DJ Khaled

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Rick Ross and his Maybach Music labelmate Meek Mill are finally releasing a collab album. Too Good To Be True arrives later this week, and comes after the two have been collaborating for over a decade.

While a Meek and Rozay collab is usually guaranteed to be fire, the collabs on the album’s tracklist also show to be promising. Ross revealed the tracklist on his Instagram page today (November 8), and fans can expect to hear some heavy hitters.

Wale and The-Dream appear on a track called “Fine Lines,” which comes after “Above The Law,” featuring DJ Khaled and Teyana Taylor. Also on the tracklist is a remix of the single “Shaq & Kobe,” featuring one of the song’s namesakes Shaquille O’Neal, along with Dame D.O.L.L.A.

You can see the tracklist below.

1. “Shaq & Kobe”
2. “Star Island”
3. “Go To Hell”
4. “800 Karats”
5. “Dead Last” Feat. Vory & Fabolous
6. “They Don’t Really Love You”
7. “Million Dollar Trap”
8. “Grandiose” Feat. Vory
9. “Above The Law” Feat. Teyana Taylor & DJ Khaled
10. “Fine Lines” Feat. Wale & The-Dream
11. “Gold Medals” Feat. Jeremih
12. “Iconic”
13. “Lyrical Eazy”
14. “Pillow Talk”
15. “Millionaire Row” Feat. French Montana
16. “In Luv With The Money” Feat. Future
17. “Shaq & Kobe (Remix)” Feat. Shaquille O’Neal & Dame D.O.L.L.A.

Too Good To Be True is out 11/10 via MMG. Find more information here.

Rick Ross Recalled A Terrifying Moment When His Ankle Monitor Went Off In Front Of Obama

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Rick Ross has had quite a career. Two decades in, and he’s made quite a few memories. During a special episode of Complex’s 360 With Speedy, Rozay recalled some of his most vivid memories, including a 2016 visit to the White House.

At the time of the visit, Ross was on house arrest and was wearing an ankle monitor, and the monitor happened to go off while Ross was in the White House. When the alarm chimed, then-President Barack Obama, along with the White House staff, were startled.

“The Secret Service started moving because everybody gave away they phones — all electronics had to be given up,” Ross said. “So when something started making a noise, you saw all the people in the back and I’m like, ‘Damn.’ And then it finally went off and then Obama had to say something. I ain’t gonna repeat it out of respect for Obama though.”

The interview took place shortly before Meek Mill and Ross’ long-awaited joint album, Too Good To Be True, which drops this week.

You can catch Ross recalling the memory in the clip above, slightly past the 17-minute mark.

Too Good To Be True is out 11/10 via MMG. Find more information here.

WATCH: Rick Ross Details Why He Told Meek Mill Not to Trust Nicki Minaj on “Apple of My Eye”

Rick Ross Welcomes His Neighbors Speaking Against His Car Show: 'I Never Got Nothing Easy'

On Rick RossRather You Than Me album, Rozay has a single called “Apple of My Eye,” which he gave a message to Meek Mill.

I told Meek, “I wouldn’t trust Nicki
Instead of beefin’ with your dog, you just give ’em some distance”

– Rick Ross on “Apple of My Eye”

Speaking with Complex, Ross said it was due to the differences between Meek and Drake at the time. With Nicki Minaj being on the same label as The Boy, it was a reasonable statement.

You can hear Rozay detail the bar below.

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Rick Ross “Doubts” 50 Cent Beef Is Squashable: “Everything [He] Does Sucks”

We’re always happy to see rappers putting their differences aside in favour of squashing any drama coming between them, but it seems that may never be the case for Rick Ross and 50 Cent. The former has been doing plenty of press this fall, and in interviews with both Complex and Rolling Stone, the former correctional officer had few positive things to say about his contemporary. While sitting down with Speedy Mormon, Rozay said he “doubts” we’ll see him Fif develop a working relationship.

Meek Mill was also a part of the sitdown. He revealed that Ross predicted he and Champagne Papi would patch up their feud in a matter of years, which was proven true. “I knew what space he was in, and I knew where Drake was at,” the proud owner of the Promise Land recalled. Seeing as Rozay is Richer Than [He] Ever Been, both he and his Philadelphia-bred friend feel as though patching things up with Curtis Jackson at this point isn’t a worthwhile investment. “I ain’t got no jobs for him,” the Biggest Boss quipped.

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Rick Ross Has No Plans to Squash 50 Cent Feud

Elsewhere, Ross told Rolling Stone his hot take that “everything 50 [Cent] does sucks.” The multi-talent said, “At least he got a movie done about him. He took advantage of the system. But oh, my God, please! Who wants to see a movie about 50?!” while discussing the failed carer of director Jim Sheridan following 2005’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’. However, Rick did note that The Game’s “Hate It Or Love It” includes a verse from Jackson that he’s particularly fond of.

As Rozay continues to berate 50 Cent over their long-standing beef, the New Yorker has been letting his sentimental side shine on social media. To begin his week, Fif shared a throwback photo from when he first began fostering his passion for music. He continues to show immense growth since then, no matter what critics like Rick Ross have to say. Read more about that at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.

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