"steppin on you +Crew+ 'til them motherfuckers Crush
and makin sweet love to every women dat ya lust
I love to pay ya bills, can't wait to pay ya rent
Curtis Jackson baby mama, I ain't askin for a cent
Burn the house down (nigga), you gotta buy another
Don’t forget the gas can, jealous stupid motherfucker"
I like the rest of the Hip-Hop world went "why the hell would Rick Ross do this to himself"
All I could think was "damn he barely survived the whole correctional officer thing and now he is taking on 50 cent?" it seemed either too gutsy or just plain stupid.
Shortly after that 50 followed with a minor dis record that went unnoticed then came the infamous "Tia" Video i went whoa whoa whoa! its over for "The Boss"
I have been an avid Hip-Hop listener since Snoop and Dre Took on the whole Ruthless Records and never had i seen anything as disrespectful or kanaiving as the video with 50 and "Tia"
I personally could careless what the Rick Ross's baby-moms has to say nor do i care to take sides cause i am a fan of the Music i don't know either party enough to take it personally. All i do is appreciate the great entertainment that comes about when rappers go to war on wax.
Then came the curley skits and i was sure that "Deeper than Rap" was going to be pushed back and he would become another 50 cent statistic.
I like most people were sure there was no coming back for "The Boss". It seemed for a second that Rick Ross was loosing all control of his once promising career.
Then came the magnificent single which to me was the game changer and very crucial.
To be Continued
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