Mary J Blige’s Rozay Love Fest, “I just love him…he’s a G.” + Collabo Plans
Ross fans have been feigning for some tidbits of juicy info on his upcoming LP “God Forgives, I Don’t,” but he has kept everything under wraps. Thankfully R&B queen Mary J. Blige was not so secretive about her collaboration with the Teflon Don rapper in an interview with XXL Mag. She expressed her pleasurable experience saying,
“I did a crazy, crazy record with Rick. Rick is fly He picks the best beats man That guy is amazing with that. Rick Ross is beautiful. I just love him. So much respect to Rick Ross; he’s the truth. [He’s] such a gentleman [and] open and honest. [He’s] super talented and a G. He’s amazing; a really good person, and a lot of fun.”
In addition to her raving description on the Maybach Music group founder, she also commented on her appreciation of the studio they recorded in, in Los Angeles.
“It’s a private studio of one of our friends, he was really close to Michael Jackson, he let us use it. It’s actually Marvin Gaye’s studio. It [has] murals of Michael Jackson all over the [walls] and Marvin Gaye. That was the last place [Michael] actually worked at before he passed. It’s such a good vibe.”
I hope we get to hear their single sooner than later, because all we’ve heard from Ross himself about the album is that it’ll be “a classic.” And the anticipation builds on……
Source: XXL Mag
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