Rick Ross Addresses Having Jay-Z, Dr. Dre & Andre 3000 On “God Forgives, I Don’t”

    One of the most anticipated tracks off of Rick Ross’ upcoming album God Forgives, I Don’t, “3 Kings,” featuring Jay-Z and Dr. Dre, hit the internet yesterday. In a recent interview with Power 98.3’s Bootleg Kev, Rawse addressed having such high-profiled collaborators on his album.

    “I just collaborated with people I was a huge fan of such as Dr. Dre for the first time,” explained Ross. “And Dr. Dre and Jay-Z on the same record by the name of ‘3 Kings.’ Just witnessing that being in the studio with both of them dudes, man, it was a hell of an experience.”

    Even Ross himself was surprised by the collaboration. “It was just something I could never really see happening,” admitted the Maybach Music Group head honcho. “On a personal level, that was big for me. Of course the record I did by the name of ’16’ featuring Andre [3000]. It’s a classic.”

    Ross elaborated on the track with 3 Stacks. “Basically, when you get some music that you really love, or a track that you really love, sometimes sixteen bars is not enough to express yourself. So we just went to that next level. And I think for people to hear Andre do what he did…I’ma let y’all count how many bars he did. …He pulled out the guitar and banjo on this one.”

    In January, Ross revealed he was in talks with Dr. Dre, essentially serving as notice that the two would collaborate. Ross had called the experience “amazing.”

    Listen to the interview below:

     

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    29 thoughts on “Rick Ross Addresses Having Jay-Z, Dr. Dre & Andre 3000 On “God Forgives, I Don’t”

    1. I can’t fathom why anybody would want a Dr. Dre feature. You have to pay him to be on a song, AND write his portion of the song for him.

      1. Dre is about his money, he don’t care about nothing else. Ross tried to holla at Eminem and Em shut him down. Loyalty don’t exist in the industry of money

    2. it was T.I,slim Thug and bun be.. from slim thugs album already platinum… the song was named 3 Kings,

    3. Greatest living rapper from Brooklyn (Tupac is the greatest from Brooklyn), greatest producer from Long Beach and greatest rapper from Georgia, all on a track with MC Rick Ross. Yeah, I said “MC” and I meant it!

      1. You hella DUM DUM DUM DUMB!!! Dre is from COMPTON, Pac is from Harlem and Andre 300 is homosexual, so fuck you and everybody that respects you.

    4. Hate all you want niggas, Rozay proving that htis Ross is one of the hottest niggas in the game. He got on track with Nasty Nas, gettin Dre and Jay on his album. 50 aint doin big things like that either is Jeezy. Face it niggas Rozay done ended both those niggas careers.

      Bawse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    5. Oh yeah and don’t forget he also got 3 stacks on his album too. What other nigga other than Hov can get all the best niggas in the game on track.

      Bawse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    7. if william was a good and as big as he makes out he wouldn’t need all these big name features he could manage on his own

    8. the song is off the chain and the album is lookin like a classic i have a feeling that the album will end up platinum!

    9. … Or more likely he put Dre, Jay, and Andre 3000 on his record because they’re big names that get hype and get sales. This will probably be his most mainstream-recognized album with the most radio play, so it’s very obviously going to be packed with features that get the most attention.

      If Ross loaded his record with features from a bunch of obscure artists then he’d be a bit more believable.

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