Rick Ross got Lil Wayne and Pusha T on a song together - Maybach Music 6

[WeEeEeEzZzZyYy]

Ion Get Why Shit Like That Never Makes The Albums!
I Hate His Team!

[Codered45]

Didn’t seem like he put in a huge effort in this song. Maybe if he would have know Push was getting on it to he would have lit it up

[Zimmie]

yeah dude..

I know he says Dedication 5 but I wonder if he just added that part for D5 and that was maybe a song recorded for C5 in 2012-2013

Wayne weirdly records a lot of original music for mixtapes

[Weezyaveli]

Wayne weirdly records a lot of original music for mixtapes

Yeah he does but only puts a couple on each one. I wish he'd put more Originals instead of remixes.

[Gudda Gudda]

Fuck Pusha T

[FreeCV]

This song has been forgot about already aka no one is talking about it.

Do you think if they did put Pusha on the song it would still be talked about??

[vintageweezyf]

This song has been forgot about already aka no one is talking about it.

Do you think if they did put Pusha on the song it would still be talked about??

No it would not still be talked about. It might have gotten a little more streams if pusha was on when it released but the song in general is very underwhelming. It’s not a terrible song but it’s pretty boring and very forgettable.

[lilflow8]

i fucks with it, its a nice song to listen to while driving

[KnockMeOut]

This is perfect for long journeys or going around the city on a sunny day. Must be my most played song that's dropped this year.

[Danny M]

Rick Ross: "I feel like next year, I'mma be apart of that, when that Drake, Lil Wayne, Pusha T, Kanye West record come together."

[TUNE KNOWLEDGE]

Ross had good intentions when getting this record together but it made nooo sense as a final product. Nobody cared to listen because it was 2 mailed in verses from “feuding” rappers... people listen when it’s intentional. For example Drake and Chris Brown or Drake and Meek... both became smash records.

[Weezyaveli]

Ross had good intentions when getting this record together but it made nooo sense as a final product. Nobody cared to listen because it was 2 mailed in verses from “feuding” rappers... people listen when it’s intentional. For example Drake and Chris Brown or Drake and Meek... both became smash records.

Yeah it doesn't mean nearly as much when you know they weren't in the studio together.

But this verse has grown on me since it came out. I like more and more everyday.