Busta Rhymes - Maybach Music 2 (Remix) OFFICIAL

Описание: OFFICIAL BUSTA RHYMES REMIX 2009

rick ross deeper than rap back on my BS Back on My B.S. is the eighth studio album from rapper Busta Rhymes. It is scheduled to be released on May 19, 2009.[2]
Deeper Than Rap was one of the most highly anticipated hip-hop albums of the year, due to the fallout from Rick Ross's heated battle with rival 50 Cent. Ross talks about how when other rappers are on the throne, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Kanye West and Birdman are rappers who come to mind.

"I look at the game and the business and all different aspects, it's a lot of great lyricists Busta Rhymes - Maybach Music (Remix) HOTTT*
Busta Rhymes - Maybach Music (Remix) HOTTT*
Busta Rhymes - Maybach Music (Remix) HOTTT*
on the corner that will never properly understand the business and know how to market themselves and get in a position where they can gain capital. I look at all the strategies people use and what made them successful. What made Birdman just as relevant today after selling 50 million records? That intrigues me. To see the class of Jay-Z, his accomplishments and see how he sits backs and accurately makes his moves"[2]

Ross also calls it "the best music of his career". [3]

A track from the album called "Valley of Death" was what stood out to MTV reporters. In the song, Ross speaks briefly on his controversial stint as a prison guard. "Keep it trilla, nigga, never had a gun and badge," which he stresses, leaving the word that he was indeed an officer of the law. "Kept a nice watch, smoking on a hundred sack/ Back in the day I sold crack for some nice kicks/ Skippin' school, I saw my friend stabbed with an ice pick/ Can't criticize niggas trying to get jobs/ Better get smart, young brother, live yours." Later, he implies that while he was working as a corrections officer, he was also on the streets. "Only lived once and I got two kids/ And for me to feed them, I'll get two gigs," he raps. "I'll shovel s**t, I'll C.O./ So we can bow our heads and pray over the meatloaf."[4] [5]

Sales of the album were somewhat lower compared to his second album, the album sold 152,252 units in the first week. 2008's "Trilla", sold 198,000 copies in its first week of release. However, Deeper Than Rap still managed to become the #1-selling album in its first week.

Videos

Magnificent

Directed by Gil Green. Released on March 3. Includes several cameos by southern artists.

Mafia Music

Directed by Spiff TV.
In Cold Blood
Directed by Spiff TV. Released under Maybach Films. Themed 50 Cent's funeral.

Valley of Death

Directed by Spiff TV. Released under Maybach Films. Sequel has featured.

Track listing
Title Producer(s) Featured guest(s) Time
1 "Mafia Music" The Inkredibles 4:16
2 "Maybach Music 2" J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League T-Pain, Lil Wayne & Kanye West 4:59
3 "Magnificent" J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League John Legend 4:17
4 "Yacht Club" J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League Magazeen 5:14
5 "Usual Suspects'" The Inkredibles Nas & Kevin Cossom 5:14
6 "All I Really Want" Christopher "Tricky" Stewart The-Dream 4:16
7 "Rich Off Cocaine" J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League Avery Storm 4:25
8 "Lay Back" The Runners Robin Thicke 4:02
9 "Murda Mami" Bigg D Foxy Brown & Magazeen 3:34
10 "Gunplay" The Inkredibles Gunplay 3:34
11 "Bossy Lady" The Runners Ne-Yo 3:53
12 "Face" Drumma Boy Trina 3:14
13 "Valley of Death" DJ Toomp 3:54
14 "In Cold Blood" The Runners 3:05
"Cigar Music" Bink! & Masspike Miles Co-Produced Masspike Miles 4:05