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Rick Ross Claps Back at 50 Cent: No Bots, Just Real Hustle!

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Rick Ross is back with a fierce clapback, taking aim at 50 Cent and industry shortcuts in our latest video! In true "biggest boss" fashion, Rick Ross challenges the inflated numbers game, emphasizing his mantra: "No bots, just real hustle." With his new album "Setting Stone" making waves, Ross questions the authenticity of so-called high sales and why some can't convert that into real business success. As he throws shade at G-Unit sneakers, Ricky Rosé stands firm in his belief—real hustle builds empires that last. Watch as he breaks down why true influence goes beyond music sales and calls for authenticity in the hip-hop scene. This is Rick Ross, 20 years strong, shaping the game on his terms. Don't miss this empowering message from one of hip-hop’s relentless forces!

As I said on my story yesterday, 22,000 the first week, 20 the second week. Those drastic fall-offs guys that you see with a lot of those other artists is when the numbers are inflated. The bots, to me the new flex is no bots. Keep it genuine, keep it pure. Let the music fight any battles. You understand? Come on now, this the biggest boss, I'm letting niggas know. Do the long game, baby. That's how we hustling, that's how we winning. We here 20 years later. You know what I'm saying? Those G-Unit sneakers gonna be at Costco, baby. I like the Lloyd Banks ones better than all the other ones. Them other niggas ain't even got no sneakers. But 50, get Lloyd Banks' own high-top sneaker. And since the Shreveport shit ain't happening no more, you know what I'm saying? You can focus on the sneakers. And for example, if those numbers not inflated, why can't these same people with all these followers sell other products outside of the music? Why their sneakers can't sell? Why their alcohol can't sell? Why this can't sell? Nigga, if you genuinely gotten a gazillion people that could do this with your music the first week, why everything else you do outside of music is unsuccessful? Now, the new flex is no bots. You the bolt, nigga. That's what Ricky Rosé is. You know what I'm saying? You feel me? Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. For the hustlers, the 1%ers and the potential 1%ers, we all know it's a long way to the top. And I will see you there. We up one. Let's keep grinding and setting stone. You feel me? Now. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. What's your favorite three songs on setting stone? Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. 305, we in Mr. Jones tonight. And if Ricky Rosé in Mr. Jones, that mean the empire in Mr. Jones. That mean South Beach Brew in Mr. Jones. Luke Belair, original bamboo. And when I say the empire, I mean the empire. We still celebrating our latest body of work setting stone. Listen to that right now. It's causing so many motherfucking discussions. Because they say, Ricky Rosé, I done broke the rule book. They saying the counting system broke. And they saying I broke it. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. And what's most important to me is the music that I deliver to the streets. You know what I'm saying? Over the next year, it's going to be told who released the best album and the best body of work. But to me, that's what's most important. You feel me?