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After the Reebok drama I guess he wanted to up himself this time.
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Rick Ross Addresses Controversial Trayvon Martin Line on “Mastermind”
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Indeed. With this being the last day of February, talk about ending Black History Month on a bad note.
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This dudes rationalizations are always worse than the lyrics themselves
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I'm white, and I still find this stuff fairly offensive. Such a blatant reach for attention. Don't take what these people stood for and use it for your money-making objectives. Pretty disgusting.
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What an embarrassing explanation :x
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Why do people only go at Ross and make him explain his "controversial" verses. its motha ******* rap dog. ****** gonna say whatever whenever however.
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The differences is in cases like this in the past, rappers talk about something in a abstract way. Ross on the other hand chose to use the name of a dead young man that many feel was unjustly "targeted" and killed in the process. How can YOU not see the difference.
Also, this is Ross's second time around the block in saying a controversial line. As a man, you are suppose to learn from your mistakes and not repeat them, but it doesn't appear as though Ross got that message the first time around. To take a line from Eminem.........."but now it's escalated, cause once you put someone's kids in it, the **** gets escalated, it ain't just words no more is it"
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Rappers been using "Beat you like a slave" type of lines for as long as I can remember. BIG was rapping about kidnapping and raping kids. _'s been saying dumb **** and it'll continue. This ain't nothing new. That explanation is just weak though.
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The instances you reference are very vague.
He might be a little too specific with it.
And his timing is piss poor.
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Because most popular rappers are intelligent enough not to say the nonsense Ross does.
And he really needs a publicist to do his speaking for him.
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Yeah, I'm not sure about that.
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Maybe to you. When I hear a black man tell another black man "I'll beat you like a slave" and the BIG example I think the same thing thought when I heard that Ross line. It's dumb and unnecessary.
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But there is still a difference between vague and specific.
And the instances you reference are vague.
And Ross' line was specific. And poorly timed. To me the difference is very clear.
Both are dumb and unnecessary.
And the instances you reference are vague.
And Ross' line was specific. And poorly timed. To me the difference is very clear.
Both are dumb and unnecessary.
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Rick Ross said "Reeboks on I just do it *****"
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
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Came in here to say the last pair of Reeboks Ross been wearing are fire !
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Rick Ross said "Reeboks on I just do it *****"
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
i thought he was taking shots at Nike.. 
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BAWSE!Rick Ross said "Reeboks on I just do it *****"
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
I used think this dude had to be reeeaaaallly high. But now I know no one can be this oblivious and obtuse. His answers are too dumb to unplanned. I think Lyor created him to troll Black people and rap fans world over.
Dancing like Missy Elliot
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same lol
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Rick Ross said "Reeboks on I just do it *****"
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
I gave him the benefit of the doubt thinkin he was takin shots at Reebok for droppin him
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The line is just a poor display of lyricism but it's even worse when you read the intended meaning behind it.
This dudes rationalizations are always worse than the lyrics themselves
What an embarrassing explanation
all of these
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Rick Ross said "Reeboks on I just do it *****"
on the Breakfast Club they informed him that
that is Nike's slogan. Rick Ross replied with
laughter followed by saying "is it?" as if there
was a deeper meaning behind it. Listen to this
man's music. Do not take his opinions or thoughts
seriously
When I first heard that song and that line, I had to replay it a handful of times just to make sure I was hearing it correctly
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"Don't they know my ***** Gutta ******* kidnap kids? **** em in they *** throw them over the bridge"
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I don't want to upset anyone in the Rick Ross thread so I'll post this here because I thought it was amusing....
@big_business_: Fam Rozay lies are the dopest he said he was worth 92 million at the beginning of Mastermind and then by track 8 he down to 70 million
@big_business_: Fam Rozay lies are the dopest he said he was worth 92 million at the beginning of Mastermind and then by track 8 he down to 70 million
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yea when I heard that I was like
yea ok ricky lol
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