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50 Cent just won’t leave his beef with Rick Ross alone. The hip-hop mogul, who released The Kanan Tape yesterday, took a moment from promoting the project to address the sales of Rozay’s new album Black Market , which 50 claims is selling 34,388 units. “Is that a rock or a brick?” asked Fif, looking at his phone. “Thirty-four thousand, three-hundred, and

An aspiring rapper is claiming Rick Ross tricked him into getting arrested for trespassing after he tried to leave a mixtape on the rapper's doorstep.  J. Luchiano tells 24WHZ he got a call from Ross' lawyer last week to set up a meeting at his office. Luchiano dropped off the tape 2 months ago, and says he thought this was going to be his big break. Instead, when he got to the lawyer's office he was offered a glass of water before cops popped up and busted him. According to the police report, Luchiano hopped the fence on Rick's Atlanta area estate, and took photos and video of himself on the grounds, which he later posted online. Not so bright. He was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing, and bailed out for $3,500. Luchiano claims he's innocent because he went up a side path, and did NOT jump a fence. Rick's security team is no joke -- they tell us they orchestrated the sting operation without even getting Ross involved.

Public opinion may say Meek Mill took a loss to Drake, but at least one person disagrees—Rick Ross. The MMG mogul is standing behind his protégé and is confident that his new music will make everyone forget about the past. While promoting his album Black Market , Ross stopped by Power 105 for an interview with Angie Martinez this week, where he discussed the outcome of Meek and Drake’s highly-publicized battle. “Meek not in trouble at all,” proclaimed Rozay.

NYC veteran N.O.R.E. grabs an all-star stable of collaborators for his latest single. Over a DJ Mustard beat, he trades bars with Rick Ross, City Boy Dee, and Ty Dolla $ign, who provides the hook. It’s initially surprising to hear the East Coast favorite spitting over such distinctively West Coast-flavored production, but he makes it work by acknowledging his bicoastal interests.

#RozayWeek continues. With just hours until Black Dollar drops, Rick Ross frees yet another track off the project. Following collaborations with The-Dream, Meek Mill, and Gucci Mane, Rozay links with his Def Jam labelmate August Alsina on the sensual “She Wanna F**k.”

Mario is the latest artist to join the deluge of early ’00s stars announcing comebacks this year. After parting ways with RCA Records and going independent, the “Let Me Love You” singer has been in the studio with Scott Storch and is gearing up to release Never 2 Late , his first album in six years, on Nov. 27. Now we get to hear the first single “Forever,” and it comes with a Rick Ross feature. The gruff rapper and the golden-voiced singer collide over timeless R&B production, with strings and rattling percussion.

Coke Boys gone wild. French Montana unleashes the crazy in the trippy video for “Lose It,” inspired by Gucci Mane’s 2013 Twitter outburst. In the Spiff Films-directed clip, French appears in a strait-jacket in a psych ward before being joined by Rick Ross and Lil Wayne, who spit some insane verses. Plus, look for a cameo from DJ Khaled.

After dropping the “Family Ties” visuals last month, Rick Ross goes global in his latest video for “Dog Food,” a Lex Luger-produced track he released in April. The Maybach Music mogul shares footage from his trip overseas in the Ryan Snyder-directed clip, which was shot while on the road. In between shows, he hits the streets of Antigua with the locals and takes a dip

Burn those "Free Rick Ross " tees ... he's finally getting out of jail a week after getting arrested for assault and kidnapping -- but he had to come up with a ton o' cash to get sprung. Ross' bond hearing in Fayette County, GA just wrapped up -- and the judge ok'd his release once he paid a

Rick Ross was just busted in his Bentley which apparently reeked of marijuana. Ross was rolling along in Fayette County, GA when cops