Rick Ross Talks Wanting To Meet Adele, Meek & Drake Beef, And 50 Cent To Rolling Stone Magazine

 

Rapper Rick Ross recently did a sit down interview with Rolling Stone magazine to promote his new album “Black Market.”

Miami rapper Rick Ross has been doing heavy promo rounds promoting his new album “Black Market.” The rapper did an interview with Rolling Stone magazine where he talks about; wanting to meet Adele, Meek Mill & Drake beef, and his relationship with 50 Cent.

Surprisingly, he did not mention his estranged ex fiancé Lira Galore.

Here is a few highlights from the interview:

On wanting to meet Adele;

You remixed Adele’s “Hello.” Are you a big fan of hers?
I love Adele. When I see her, I may kiss Adele. She speaks for so many people. When I hear her voice, I stop and make that face and say, “What the fuck, man?” I just gaze off into the sky for a second and think creatively. Even someone like myself, who’s not working toward being the most beautiful voice in the world, has to recognize it. I’ve got a beat ready for her if I ever run across her.

On Drake and Meek Mill Beef:

Drake. How did you feel when those two guys started going after each other on record last year?
You know, I didn’t like it, but I’ve seen worse. I’m glad they kept it relatively smooth. As a fan, I always enjoyed beef — not the loss of B.I.G. and Tupac, but the competition.

On Beefing with 50 cent:

Your old enemy 50 Cent made fun of your first-week album sales for this album. Does that even bother you anymore, or do you brush it off?
At this point, my relationship with Curtis is really amusing, due to the fact that I’m the biggest L he ever took. I’m still enjoying life. My kids love me. I’m blessed. And when it comes to Curtis, it’s just unfortunate. I’m not happy that his boxing company went under. I’m not happy that his clothing company went under. I’m not happy his record label went under. I’m not happy that he went bankrupt. I’m not happy that he doesn’t have a relationship with his son. That’s not something to be happy about. But to see him parading around, still able to hold his head up every day, with all of that weighing on him — that makes me happy. I admire him for being able to hold his head up in a city that has revoked all of his passes. We’ve had a quite enjoyable past, and I still smile when I see him.

Head over to Rolling Stone to read the full article.

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