
17 Songs, 1 Hour 16 Minutes

Black Market (Deluxe) Rick Ross
EDITORS’ NOTES
No rapper has embraced the absurdity of excess better than Rick Ross, a man who once claimed he ate lobster bisque for breakfast and wore a pinky ring that cost twice America’s average household income. But Ross scaled back on 2014’s Mastermind, making room for a mellower, more contemplative mood. And while Black Market isn’t short on tall tales, we do get reflections about mom (“Smile Mama, Smile”), loose, '90s-style beats (DJ Premier’s blunted “Black Opium”), and “Crocodile Python,” where Ross examines the perils of success as intensely as he celebrates it. Also telling: The album’s guest list features more R&B luminaries than it does fellow rappers.
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Free Enterprise (feat. John Legend)
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Smile Mama, Smile (feat. CeeLo Green)
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One of Us (feat. Nas)
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Silk Road
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Color Money
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Dope Dick
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Crocodile Python
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Ghostwriter
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Black Opium (feat. DJ Premier)
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Can't Say No (feat. Mariah Carey)
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Peace Sign
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Very Best (feat. Mary J. Blige)
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Sorry (feat. Chris Brown)
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D.O.P.E. (feat. Future)
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Foreclosures
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Money Dance (feat. The-Dream)
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Carol City
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