“I’m a 10millionare now…”

“I done been interviewed for 2 different homicides, not saying I was the shooter…”

“I’m probably the only artist in the game that can say they was raised or well affiliated with a nigga that made America’s Most Wanted. And that aint nothing to glorify, I cry about that every day…I cry for my nigga cuz he’s so real. “

“I never tried to hide my past, or hide nothing. I put my name on the inside of all my CDs…. my company got my social security number. I coulda put my company name I’m a muthaf—in’ boss, nigga. I never ratted on no nigga, aint never arrest no nigga….I dont worked at muthaf—in’ car washes, man.”

“Am I 100percent authentic when I talk about cocaine, or I talk about heroin?… I dont need to explain myself to no nigga.”

“Another thing, people dont discuss is my past record. I was 15 when I caught my first charge. 16 when I caught my first drug charge. I’m out on bond right now.  I almost missed my Trilla album release party!”

“So when niggas say my name, a nigga better muthaf—in’ recognize, nigga, I dont have these crosses under my eyes for playin with niggas….”

 “I feel like emotions are for women….”

[Former prison correctional officer turned ‘cocaine rapper’ Rick Ross, chats to Don Diva Magazine, and does his best to convince us of just how REAL he is, and fails miserably]