When you hear someone say "Boss" on the track you most def think of my nigga Ricky Ross. He Started off in the game as only a man that was big from his area, but soon he grew and got the respect he deserved. Now he is one of the realest in the game and even the CEO of Def Jam records. "Deeper than Rap" is his latest album and trust me this man was'nt joking when he put this one together
. The viscious lyrical wordplay that he diplays on this album is unlike any other one that he has made. He snaps on "50 Cent" and the rest of his lame ass crew HaHa (that doesnt apply to Lloyd Banks), He addresses his problem with "Trick Daddy", and he states on a few tracks that he was'nt a Correctional Officer lol.
. The viscious lyrical wordplay that he diplays on this album is unlike any other one that he has made. He snaps on "50 Cent" and the rest of his lame ass crew HaHa (that doesnt apply to Lloyd Banks), He addresses his problem with "Trick Daddy", and he states on a few tracks that he was'nt a Correctional Officer lol. This is a album that I can put in the CD player and just let it ride. Ricky spilled his heart and soul into this one and I very much feel him. He got "Deeper Than Rap" on this shit and thats how Hip-Hop needs to be.
Double rates "Deeper Than Rap" *9/10*
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