Rick Ross Videos 2017: 'Idols Become Rivals' Music Video Released

Rick Ross has dropped a new music video for his single 'Idols Become Rivals,' which is part of his latest album Rather You Than Me. The song follows previous releases like 'I Think She Like Me,' 'Trap Trap Trap,' and 'She On My Dick.' In the lyrics, Ross emphasizes the importance of focusing on numbers and success rather than getting caught up in external factors.

The music video, directed by Ryan Snyder, begins with a pastor reflecting on the dangers of loving money and material possessions. The clip then cuts to Rozay, who is sitting in a church, addressing the issue of Birdman's Cash Money Records contract, which he likened to child molestation. He also references his own experiences with the label and Lil Wayne's legal battle.

Later in the video, Bangladesh makes an appearance as an 'unpaid producer.' The rapper goes on to burn a copy of Cash Money Records contract, further emphasizing his disdain for the label.

The lyrics are full of fiery bars, with Rick Ross stating, 'Numbers don't lie, and that's all I give a fuck about: numbers, and puttin' them up.' He also raps about standing his ground and doing what he does best. The song is a scathing diss track aimed at Birdman, with Rozay delivering sharp verses that leave no room for debate.

The music video for 'Idols Become Rivals' is now available to watch online, offering fans a visual representation of Rick Ross's latest musical endeavors. With his signature blend of lyrics and beats, the rapper continues to push the boundaries of hip-hop.

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