Rick Ross Addresses Controversial Trayvon Martin Line on “Mastermind”

[mr marcus]

Ross was taking a shot but I think he did that verse before he got back on reebok...which explains why he gave that type answer

 

[dmvisrnb]

This ain't the first time he made an ignorant remark in a song regarding Trayvon Martin...

On "Lemme See" by Usher, I remember in his verse he was like... "Chanel hoodie on...looking like Trayvon Martin"

 

[philosophiae dr]

 
This ain't the first time he made an ignorant remark in a song regarding Trayvon Martin...

On "Lemme See" by Usher, I remember in his verse he was like... "Chanel hoodie on...looking like Trayvon Martin"

You're right.

 

[blacky]

This is the definition of ignorance. And what is worse is that he actually tries rationalizing his ignorance with an undoubtedly foolish response. 

There isn't anything I detest more than a rapper who raps about Drugs, Assault, Murder, and Sex trying to give well thought-out, elaborate answers. When you're saying things like:  ”Put Molly all in her champagne/She ain’t even know it/I took her home and I enjoyed that/She ain’t even know it," before you even speak, people label you as an uneducated, unenlightened imbecile. For more reasons than just your lack of grammar. He says: "I’m never going to let the world forget that name," well, when you continuously reference his name in a discourteous, and rude manner it'll be quite impossible for his name to be forgotten. For evident rash, and careless reasons.

 

[sonunox34]

 He says: "I’m never going to let the world forget that name," well, when you continuously reference his name in a discourteous, and rude manner it'll be quite impossible for his name to be forgotten. For evident rash, and careless reasons.

Yup