10 Rappers That Will Rob You If Music Doesn't Workout

Lets face it, the rap game isn't for everyone.

Albums aren't selling like the used to and regardless of what Rick Ross is talking about, not everyone is riding around in a Maybach.

For some rappers, instead of working late nights in the studio, living life on the road and getting raped by record labels and shady music industry executives, it might just be easier to get out here and rob somebody.

We're by no means encouraging a life of crime, but if this rap money starts slowing up (and in some cases the rap money already has for some of these artists), here are 10 rappers that will rob your a$$ if it came down to it.

The Artists Of Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group

Hip-Hop was shaken up when news broke that Rick Ross was unconscious after suffering a seizure on an airplane Friday afternoon.

Luckily, Ricky Rozay pulled through and is in stable condition.

It's hard work being one of the top rappers in the game, and it's even harder work being the CEO of your own company.

Since signing a multi-million dollar deal with Warner Bros. for his Maybach Music Group imprint, Ross' record label has gone from a small Miami based record label to one of the fastest growing labels in music.

Over the past 12-months, Ross has been signing more talent than New York Yankees in the offseason.

Just in case you've had trouble keeping up, here are the artists of Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group Empire.

Peep The interview as he discusses the evolution of Ross to a CEO and Triple C's battling Maybach's newest reccruits, Wale, Pill and Meek Mill on the mic.

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"I've been fighting a $4 million lawsuit for the last two years," Ross said. "My defense was a success. I've got to salute Xavier Donaldson, my attorney.

Whenever an artist or anybody is put in a position such as a lawsuit in this capacity, so much evidence is represented — videotapes, what have you.

To be able to walk out of a courtroom giving the plaintiff less than 10 percent of what he requested, I consider my defense a success. God bless America! The lawsuit is done. Even though I plan to appeal the decision, I thank the courts for the monetary decision that they made. They were extremely lenient, I appreciate that. It's back to the business for the Boss."

As previously reported, the U.S. District Federal Court in New York awarded DJ Vlad $250,000 in punitive damages and $50,000 in compensatory damages against Ross after an altercation in 2008 involving Vlad and Ross' Triple C's group.

Vlad alleged that Ross orchestrated an attack that left him with a broken eye socket, a broken nose, nerve damage to his face, cheek, upper lip, teeth and gums after he posted images of Ross dressed in a correctional officer's uniform on his Web site.

On Thursday, Ross told MTV News that he's putting the lawsuit behind him and focusing on the June 29 release of his LP, Teflon Don.

Although the amount he is scheduled to pay is not chump change, Ross stated that he was happy to have the case resolved finally.

"It's a couple of papers, but it was a two-year-long case," Ross said in the interview. "After court expenses, etc., the plaintiff may get $40 or 50K. I'm blessed to be in the situation I'm in.  4 mil was at stake. It's behind me."

If Ross is happy, Vlad is ecstatic. On Friday (April 16) he tweeted his reaction about the judgment stating:

"Today is a great day" on Friday morning.

Although Vlad has not released a formal reaction, his attorney, Brian D. Caplan stated that the verdict shows that terroristic behavior will not be tolerated, even by celebrities:

"There is no place in civilized society for members of the media to have to fear retribution for their news coverage and commentary.”

Caplan stated, “The jury awarded Mr. Lyubovny $250,000 in punitive damages against Rick Ross to send a message that such conduct will not be tolerated or condoned."

Man, I hope they don't see the video of Triple C's member Gunplay snorting an 8-ball, t hat would really look bad.

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"It's all about Haiti.  Whatever you can do for Haiti, that's what it's about.  No matter how big or small, it's most definitely needed."

As many continue to donate funds to the county of Haiti after the earthquake, others are finding ways outside of their pockets to give back.

Holding a blood drive, rapper Rick Ross was able to bring people together for the greater cause and provide any donations, food blood and anything else that they were able to give.

His charity, Rick Ross Charities, Inc and 34 Ways Foundation will partner with the City of Miami Gardens Parks and Recreation as well as Toys for Tots to host the annual ‘Holiday Winter Wonderland.' Taking place at Scott Park in Miami Gardens, ‘The Holiday Winter Wonderland' is an effort to lend a hand to struggling families by providing food to assist with holiday dinner preparation and toys for gift giving.

The head of Maybach Music, hopes that through the event children will be inspired by “the season of giving” and encouraged to give back as well. He expressed his sentiments in a press release saying,

"It's important for us to remember the children during and after the holiday season. This event is for them to experience and understand the meaning behind the season of giving."

During the event, Ross will be joined by his Carol City Cartel brethren of Triple C's, Mike McKenzie of the New Orleans' Saints, various professional athletes, recording artists and local elected officials.  Holiday packages will be distributed to children who will also be treated to a day of fun with games, activities and a complimentary lunch provided by Bullets 4 Peace in collaboration with the Eden Roc Hotel.

Look for Ross and his celebrity friends at the annual Holiday Winter Wonderland when it kicks off Monday, Dec 21 from 12pm – 4pm.

Check out the "Break It Down" video below from Triple C's debut Custom Cars & Cycles as Bun spits how Trill he is while Ross takes a few more shots at 50 Cent. Click here to peep more videos.