When Rick Ross released God Forgives, I Don’t in the summer of 2012, he wasn't just dropping an album; he was cementing a manifesto. By this point in his career, the Miami rapper had survived identity scandals, seizure scares, and the skeptics who thought his breakout success was a fluke. With his fifth studio album, Ross set out to prove that he wasn’t just a gangster rapper, but a curator of cinematic opulence. The result is a record that stands as the definitive statement of the "Ricky Rozay" persona: a sprawling, luxurious, and unapologetically dark exploration of the high life.

- A Wizard of Iz-produced track that discusses Ross's rise to fame and the perils of the drug game.