Rick Ross “Rich Forever” Tracklist

1. Holy Ghost feat. Diddy
2. High Definition (Produced By Saint Denson)
3. MMG Untouchable (Produced By Arthur McArthur & Boi-1da)
4. Yela Diamonds (Produced By Beat Billionaire)
5. Fuck ‘Em feat. 2 Chainz & Wale (Produced By Academy Productionz)
6. London Skit
7. Rich Forever feat. John Legend (Produced By DVLP)
8. Triple Beam Dreams feat. Nas (Produced By J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League)
9. Mine Games feat. Kelly Rowland (Produced By Arthur McArthur)
10. New Bugatti feat. Diddy (Produced By D. Rich)
11. Keys To The Club feat. Styles P (Produced By The Inkredibles)
12. Last Breath feat. Meek Mill & Birdman (Produced By D. Rich)
13. I Swear To God (Produced By Beat Billionaire)
14. Off The Boat feat. French Montana (Produced By Lex Luger)
15. King of Diamonds (Produced By Mike Will)
16. Ring Ring feat. Future (Produced By DJ Spinz)
17. MMG The World Is Ours feat. Pharrell, Meek Mill & Stalley (Produced By Boi-1da)
18. Party Heart feat. Stalley & 2 Chainz (Produced By Chuck Inglish)
19. Stay Schemin’ feat. Drake & French Montana (Produced By The Beat Bully)

Download: Rick Ross – Rich Forever Mixtape

The tour will kick off at its first stop on October 4 in San Diego, CA at 4th & B, and wrap up on November 17 in the House of Blues in Dallas, Texas. Check out a full list of tour dates below.

The R.E.D. Album, which released on August 23, debuted at #1 on the U.S. Billboard Top 200 chart, as well as the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop charts the week of its release. It features singles like “Red Nation” with Lil Wayne and “Pot of Gold” with Chris Brown.

Tickets for “The R.E.D. Album Tour” are available now at Ticketmaster

In a 30-minute video that includes a tour around his Miami home, Wayne pays tribute to the late Steve Jobs and then covers an assortment of topics.

From his use of promethazine and codeine prescription cough syrup, to his tattoos, to his affinity for cars, to skateboarding and jail, to his blood affiliation and the new Young Money Discover Card, Wayne covers it all, in an MTV Cribs like fashion.

At one point in the video, Wayne shows people his skateboarding skills, but admits that he is still learning, although he enjoys inspiring urban youth to get outside and try the sport.

“I don’t know how to skate yet, I’ll tell you, but I’m in the process of learning and I’m trying, and this is at my house.” Wayne explained about his love of skateboarding. “Rap, rock, singing, skating, I go hard.”

Wayne even described his brushes with the Bloods behind bars in New York’s Rikers Island prison.

“Speaking of the gang bang shit, when I first did my time, the first day I rolled in jail, they had two big ni**as came to my cell, pull me out my mothafu**a, put me in a pantry, closed the door, pulled my shirt up, with a magazine and everything and said you are a Blood.”

Showing his fans his studio and his house, Wayne gave fans an in-depth look at the world he is living in behind the scenes.

“This is all that matters,” Wayne said of his studio.

Philosophically Wayne asked people to search for a self-understanding and self-realization, by challenging themselves to understand why it is they do the things they do on a daily basis.

“Do what you do ladies and gentleman, and it do it well and know why you are doing it and don’t be afraid to believe in why you are doing it. And if so be it, Lil’ Wayne is the reason, and I ain’t just talking to kids and other people, I’m talking to rappers and athletes that grow their hair long,” Wayne explained enthusiastically.

Wayne concluded with a plug for his new Young Money Discover Card that hit markets recently.

“If you ain’t doing nothing ladies and gentleman, what you want to go and do is go get the new Young Money Discover Card, plug,” Wayne said as the camera zoomed in.  “This right here is my new credit card, debit card, you don’t have to have a bank account for this, this is a prepaid card, deposit your money into it, you don’t need to have no good credit or anything like that. ”

Wayne finished by letting the fans know the new Tyga, Shannelle, Drake, Lil’ Twist and Birdman albums are on the horizon for release.

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The book is a supernatural tale about love, destiny and adventure and picks up right where she left off in her first book, Elixir. The best-selling author isn’t just busy writing the third installment of her book series; she’s also gearing up to be a first-time mom. And other than the lack of sleep the past few months, pregnancy has been a smooth ride so far.

“I feel really good. It’s been pretty easy, and I haven’t gotten sick at all, and I don’t have too many cravings,” Duff told MTV News. “It’s so different. It’s literally like an alien has taken over your body. One day I’ll have a good day, and one day I’ll have a bad day, and it kinda goes like that.”

The former “Lizzie McGuire” star is eagerly awaiting the news of the sex of her baby, but she’s holding out for two special people to be there to share in her excitement.

“I can already find out, but I want my mom and my sister to be there, but they’ve both been out of town. When they are both in the same city and we’re all there, then we’ll find out,” Duff said.

We’re not sure Duff can wait much longer. “I’m going crazy! Pregnancy is kind of boring. There’s not too much you can do, so those dates are very important to you, so you count down.”

What does Duff think she and professional hockey player husband Mike Comrie will be having?

“Everyone else says it’s a girl, but I think it’s a boy,” Duff said. “I’d be happy with a girl, but my sister’s like, ‘You can’t keep saying that, because then when it’s a girl, everyone’s gonna be like, ‘You really wanted a boy!’ I don’t care what I get, but every time I think about it or dream about it, I see a boy.”

Duff, who plans to “take a break” from having kids after her pregnancy, is now on to the hardest part: picking out a name.

“If we give the baby kind of a unique name, we need to give it a normal middle name in case it hates it and wants to like fit in better and then maybe we just need to go totally traditional,” Duff said. “And we’re like, ‘How can we be naming it before we even see it?’ There’s so much to think about!”

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