Rozay takes out the competition in this Yella Diamonds video. I like how Ross’ budget on this Rich Forever mixtape is more than some rapper’s get over their whole career. #RichForever #MMG

Now we just need a video for Triple Beam Dreams and King of Diamonds…

“What is this?! May, May, Maybach Music…”

Meet Jessica Gomes, Australian model who has reveled to the world that she is the voice of the “Maybach Music Girl Ad-lib”. Story is that she’s acquaintances with Jay-Z and was in a studio session when they jokingly asked her to make the drop. Rozay ended up liking the drop, and the rest is history. Now that you know the drop’s history, check out some photos of the Maybach Music Girl after the jump.

Gooooodmorning, Vietnam! This video really is, well, hard. Both Gotti and Rick Ross make quite the duo if I do say so myself. I also remember Gotti saying on one of his newest tracks that Rozay tried to recruit him for MMG, but he respectfully passed. Gotti got them bricks, I’m tellin’ you man.

It’s only right to drop Common’s new video after he did a remix to Rick Ross’ ‘Stay Schemin,’ where he ultimately decided to call out Drake. Best part of the diss: “You ain’t wettin’ nothing n*gga, you Canada Dry.”

After former MMG artist Pill stated that he actually never signed a contract with Ross (he was just apart of the team), he still stated that he has no beef with them but is in no longer contact with The Bawse because he never reached out to him. With his mixtape The Diagnosis already out, the Atlanta trap-rapper decided to drop us a video to get us ready for The Epidemic.

I never thought I’d see a video like this. The biggest boss in Miami, Rick Ross, at a PPV Wrestling event? Almost had to blink twice for this one ..

If you read the tracklisting and thought classic mixtape, then you thought correctly. If you haven’t heard the tape yet, you need to download it immediately and listen to it because it’s good. It’s really, really good. The tape is complete with dope Rozay sounding beats, crazy hooks and verses, and an amazing list of features. It’s not even 10 days into the new year of 2012 and Ross has set the bar extremely high for any rappers that are trying to compete with him in 2012. Chess, not checkers. God Forgives, I Don’t, Rozay’s new album is coming soon. If he gave out this mixtape worth of dope music for free – imagine what he’s going to cook up in the studio when he’s going to charge us for it?! Download link for the project and music video for Stay Schemin’ with Drake and French Montana are below.

• Rick Ross – Rich Forever (Mixtape)

if 2011 was a sign of things to come for the hip hop game, then 2012 might the greatest year in the history of hip hop with so many new artists, new groups, features, ect.

Easily the 2011 Artist of the Year, Rick Ross was planning on releasing his newest studio album ‘God Forgives, I Don’t‘ at the end of December but suffered two seizures and it was ultimately pushed back. So in the meantime he chose to drop a mixtape — Rich Forever — which is set to drop tomorrow at 3:05 ET.

The cover’s at the top, but the anticipated tracklist is at the bottom:

1. Holy Ghost f/ Diddy
2. High Definition (Produced By Saint Denson)
3. MMG Untouchable (Produced By Arthur McArthur & Boi-1da)
4. Yela Diamonds (Produced By Beat Billionaire)
5. Fuck ‘Em f/ 2 Chainz & Wale (Produced By Academy Productionz)
6. London Skit
7. Rich Forever f/ John Legend (Produced By DVLP)
8. Triple Beam Dreams f/ Nas (Produced By J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League)
9. Mine Games f/ Kelly Rowland (Produced By Arthur McArthur)
10. New Bugatti f/ Diddy (Produced By D. Rich)
11. Keys To The Club f/ Styles P (Produced By The Inkredibles)
12. Last Breath f/ Meek Mill & Birdman (Produced By D. Rich)
13. I Swear To God (Produced By Beat Billionaire)
14. Off The Boat f/ French Montana (Produced By Lex Luger)
15. King of Diamonds (Produced By Mike Will)
16. Ring Ring f/ Future (Produced By DJ Spinz)
17. MMG The World Is Ours f/ Pharrell, Meek Mill & Stalley (Produced By Boi-1da)
18. Party Heart f/ Stalley & 2 Chainz (Produced By Chuck Inglish)
19. Stay Schemin’ f/ Drake & French Montana (Produced By The Beat Bully)

[via RapRadar]

I’m not exactly sure what Warner and Rick Ross had intentions to do with Pill, but it certainly wasn’t what he had hoped. They basically wasted dude’s time. Yes, he was put on the album, but what else? Like he stated in the video, Ross never pushed for anything of his the way that he did for Wale’s and Meek Mill’s. No where near it.

“I never really went on tour with them; I never really did anything with them,”

That’s the truest statement throughout the entire video. Pill is from the ‘A’ and that’s where he resides, but he never received any kind of invites to attend events. Yes, Ross is a “boss,” which in return makes it his job to make sure that his “employees” get those kinds of things.

Any chance Pill joins his four Freddie Gibbs over at C.T.E. (tell me that wouldn’t start some even more beef)?

With his new mixtape set to drop on Friday, Ross gave us a little something else to checkout in the meantime until then. Peep the video to see the biggest boss in the game host his New Year’s Eve party at Club Cameo on South Beach.