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As summers have come and gone, what defines each and every one of them has been the soundtrack which accompanies it. Many of rap's past and present figures have defined a summer with an unrivaled arsenal of musical ammunition to add extra power to many drop-top convertibles and speakers.
Having dominated the first seven months with numerous MMG releases, Maybach boss Rick Ross now faces his biggest obstacle, venturing into the arena alone to offer up his greatly anticipated, boldly-titled album
God Forgives, I Don't, which many feel will solidify his much-doubted credibilities as a performer and as a man. Considering his previous works, including 2010's
Teflon Don, still stand as landmark moments in recent history, the pressure mounted onto Ross from radio personalities and others highlights the work required in convincing rap folk of his merits.
God Forgives... spearheads Island Def Jam's summer assault course, as the label hopes that Ross's kingpin status remains teflon.
