Hip hop stars Drake, Usher, and Jay-Z will be among the guests featured on the new Rick Ross tracklist for God Forgives, I Don't. The new album from the Maybach Music Group (MMG) star arrives at the end of the month, with plenty of other stars on board.
According to Hip Hop DX, the new album from Rozay is 15 tracks deep. Usher will appear on one of the singles already released, "Touch'N You." Drizzy will drop in for the song "Diced Pineapples" which also features Wale. However, one of the biggest tracks of the album may be track number 3, which features a trio of hip hop stars.
That one's called "3 Kings" and features guest appearances by both Dr. Dre and Jay-Z. Since the beat was crafted by Dre, then hip hop fans are most likely in store for a treat with that one. Other guests on the album will include MMG's Stalley, Omarion, and Meek Mill, as well as Andre 3000 on the song "Sixteen." 3000 has been known to steal the show on pretty much anything he appears on. Ne-Yo will lend his R&B vocals to yet another rap song with "Maybach Music IV." Ironically, no Chris Brown on here, but then again, Drake is.
The new Rick Ross album, "God Forgives, I Don't," is scheduled for release on July 31st. That makes for an interesting next month or so in terms of hip hop music. There's new albums coming from Nas and Frank Ocean in less than two weeks, and then Kanye West and his G.O.O.D. Music collaboration album dropping in early August. That certainly makes the summer look like it will get even hotter than it's been in most parts of the country these past few weeks!
Which album are you looking forward to most, the new Nas, Rick Ross, or G.O.O.D. Music?
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