Rick Ross experienced success early in his career, but his 2010 Teflon Don single, “B.M.F.,” was the tipping point that sent him out of the stratosphere. He reconnects with Lex Luger, who produced the aforementioned cut, on his latest release “Dog Food.”
The recipe is a familiar one that’s architected around Luger’s chaotic sonics. Ricky Rozay coats the beat with burly boasts of his street ties, which we’ve also come to expect.
Stream Ross’ “Dog Food.”
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