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| Album Rating: B |
Say what you will about Rick Ross’ past as a correctional officer, his idea of drug slinging and mafioso lifestyle have always been pretty fun to hear about. Although sometimes his boasts were a bit wrong-footed, such as his supposed excursion to Acapulco in “MC Hammer,” or his songs repetitious to a point of near self-satire, like first hit “Hustlin,” but he always had the charisma to make up for his obvious flaws. On Rich Forever, he shocked everybody by displaying a decent amount of talent while maintaining his persona and trademark booming delivery. It seemed like he was going in an exciting direction with his music.
