1. xlPiraaaTe

   9

   Bon ben voila après un bon temps d'attente, l(album est enfin dispo !
   
   Dans l'ensemble l'album est bien, j'aime pas trop les sons "lent" mais la il etait pas mal .
   
   Sinon ben c'est du Rozay après je trouve que sa mixtape "rich forever" est meilleur...… Expand

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2. AMP94

   8

   Rick Ross is no stranger to storytelling in his music and God Forgives, I Don't certainly will not change anything in that aspect. We all are well aware of Ross C.O. past and for the most part people with common sense have moved on to accept it. GFID see Ross at his storytelling best over expansive productions from J.U.S.T.I.C.E League, Cardiak, Jake One & Pharrell to name a few. What Ross excels at is on display here, from the amazing flow, ad-libs (Hughhh!!) to the ability to pick out just the right beat. But where the album fails slightly is the predictability of the whole thing, tracks like 911, Hold Me Back and Touch'N You are nothing new for Ross and could have been replaced with other more creative songs I'm sure. Overall it's a solid hip/hop album and deserves a listen but it falls short of the classic Ross claimed it would be.… Expand

   • Helpful? 1 of 2 users said Yes.
3. AUtiger314

   5

   Tracks 8-13 are the only tracks that prevent me from giving this album a higher score. Aside from those tracks, production is excellent anchored by JUSTICE LEAGUE. Gems on this album are Sixteen and of course, my favorite, Triple Beam Dreams.… Expand

   • Helpful? 0 of 0 users said Yes.
4. AlexCold

   1

   Poor Album, **** ass **** Money Negga...Thats all you know Ross
   
   True Lyrics and Rick Ross don't Fitt in the same Sentence (double entendre)
   
   and i feel like MMG is falling… Expand

   • Helpful? 2 of 3 users said Yes.

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