adminfeaturing Wale and Drake.
Rick Ross told AllHipHop.com that each track on the album was wel-thought out to complement the other, like a movie.
“Motion picture masterpiece is the vibe of God Forgives, I Don’t,” Rick Ross told AllHipHop.com. “Every aspect of the album was handled like individual classic pieces.”
Rick Ross assembled major players for his next album. The 16-track release features appearances by Jay-Z, Dr Dre, John Legend, Andre 3000, Ne-Yo, Meek Mill, Wale, Usher, Stalley, Drake, Elijah Blake and others.
AllHipHop.com will be following Rick Ross on his promotional run during the website’s popular series “The Next 48 Hours.”
“The Next 48 Hours” series chronicles artistes as they visit various media outlets and perform and promote their album the day before and the day of release.
This will mark the third time Rick Ross has allowed AllHipHop.com to follow him on a campaign to promote a new release.
Past episodes include Rick Ross promoting his fourth album “Teflon Don”, as well as “Triple C’s”.
“I invite AllHipHop.com to get a glimpse of this body of work to make history with me once again,” Rick Ross said.
“The Next 48 Hours — Rick Ross God Forgives I Don’t” will drop the same week as Rick Ross’ album “God Forgives, I Don’t” lands in stores, via Maybach Music Group/Warner Music Group. — AllHipHop.com
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- June 8, 2026
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