Rick Ross Relives BET Drama On Black Bar Mitzvah

Rick Ross doesn't need much of a reason to raise his glass these days. With his ever-growing Maybach Music empire, the big boss man celebrates his company's continued maturity on The Black Bar Mitzvah, the self-indulging mixtape which he dropped on fans as a free download on Monday night.

"Don't put me on Forbes no more my n---a if I'm not next to the Maloufs or Tony Nguyen or dem n---as that own Vegas," Rozay boasts on the tape's intro before he shouts out his Jewish partners and multiple business endeavors.

Rozay usually treats his mixtape efforts with the same care as his albums. Projects like The Albert Anastasia EP, Ashes to Ashes and this year's extravagant Rich Forever were ripe with original Ross hits like "B.M.F (Blowin' Money Fast)" and "Stay Schemin'," but onThe Black Bar Mitzvah the Bawse goes in a different direction, choosing to rock over the instrumentals of others.

While Black Bar Mitzvah doesn't provide a ton of new moments, it has definite gems. Ross even addresses his BET Hip-Hop Awards run-in with Young Jeezy on "Gone to the Moon." "I be at these awards, I still be living by rules/ So when I run into dudes you know we thumpin' and move/ The parking lot, go to poppin', N---as say when they floppin'/ Let me get back to my bitches 'cause you bitch n---as ain't nothing," he rhymes without saying any names.

On "Don't Like" the Miami MC flows over the G.O.O.D. Music remix to Chief Keef's well-treaded breakout single, mixing his new verse with Kanye West's previously heard vocals. The formula remains pretty much consistent throughout. On "Birthday," Rozay tackles 2 Chainz's single to speak on his hustler's ambition. "Time to get the money Steve Forbes got/ I'm slowly climbing up to Lyor's spot," Ross spits referencing the late Apple visionary and decorated music mogul Lyor Cohen.

Ross' homey Drake shows up on a remix to Lil Reese's "Us" and MMG newcomer Rockie Fresh lends a hand on "Mercy" and "Clique." For the "Presidential" remix, Ross revisits his God Forgives, I Don't, this time making way for a brand-new hook from producer Pharrell Williams. "The time is hours, it's really hours/ Take off the 'H,' it's really ours," Skateboard boasts.

Still Rozay isn't only concerned with his accomplishments. With constant shout out and reminders of Meek Mill's October 30 release date for Dreams and Nightmares the rotund rapper looks to uplift his team as well. He even includes his Philadelphia protégé's new single "Young & Getting It" as a bonus track. After all, a boss is one who guarantees we gon' eat, L'Chaim!

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