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Maybach Music Group leader Rick Ross has revealed fans can look forward to more than just his new "War" record with Jeezy by claiming another joint anthem is in the Snowman's possession.
Although careful with his words, the “Bawse” said their mystery track belongs to Jeezy.
“When we actually ran into each other, it was actually me and him. It wasn’t no filter. We put the small talk to the side and let’s get back to the money,” Ross said before being asked how many records he has with Jeezy. “Two. [The other record?] I can’t lie, the homie, it’s his record, so I’m gonna let him do his thing. But on my end, it’s crazy.” (“DJ Envy”)
This week, Ricky Rozay said he never had a serious problem with his fellow Def Jam comrade.
“It was me and Jeezy running into each other. It was one of those moments when his crew was on one side of the door and mine was on the other side of the door. I don’t want to disclose that location yet. I wasn’t expecting it, but when we saw each other, we clarified all the misunderstandings and miscommunications. At the end of the day, I never had a problem with him and it was vice versa. We never lost money together. Nobody ever got hurt. It was just a lot of talk. We said, “Let’s do it for the game. The culture is bigger than us.”” (TIME)
A few days ago, Ross revealed they ran into one another during a chance encounter and talked things out like bosses.
“Right,” Ross said when radio host Angie Martinez referenced the feud coming to an end. “[Is it really squashed?] Most definitely. You know at the end of the day, it was never any bloodshed or any money loss between us. So to a real boss, anything other than that is small talk. That’s something you can fix. We ran into each other and it just so happened his team of homies was on the other side of the door and my team was. It most definitely was a [tense moment], you don’t know how it’s gonna go down. But you know, we both just bossed up, chopped it up. We did it for the South, we did it for the culture.” (“The Angie Review”)
Footage from their “War Ready” music video surfaced online last month.
Rick Ross and Jeezy put their beef aside and went in front of the cameras to shoot a video for their collaboration “War Ready” during NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans. Gun shots rang out as the hip-hop titans turned a warehouse into a violent battlefield in the TAJ-directed clip. “History. Bet that,” tweeted TAJ. (Rap-Up)
Check out Rick Ross’ interview:
