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The best beats here-- the ones that act as the backbone of the album-- are appropriately sinister, and actually improve on the Luger template that has dominated street rap for the past 18 months. There's the grinding churn of "MMG Untouchable", the haunted house bombast of "King of Diamonds", and the appropriately glistening keys of "Yella Diamonds", beats so good they render Luger's lone actual production ("Off the Boat" totally unnecessary.

Artist: Rick Ross
Album: Rich Forever
Year: 2012
Genre: Hip Hop, Gangsta Rap
Quality: 320Kbps

Track list:
01. Rick Ross ft. Diddy – Holy Ghost [3:26]
02. High Definition (Prod. By Saint Denson) [3:56]
03. MMG Untouchable (Prod. By Arther MC Arther & Boi-1Da) [2:37]
04. Yella Diamonds (Prod. By Beat Billionaire) [4:25]
05. Rick Ross ft. 2 Chainz & Wale – F*ck Em (Prod. By Academy Productionz) [4:30]
06. London (Skit) [0:52]
07. Rick Ross ft. John Legend – Rich Forever (Prod. By DVLP) [5:06]
08. Rick Ross ft. Nas – Triple Beam Dreams (Prod. By Justice League) [4:23]
09. Rick Ross ft. Kelly Rowland – Mine Games (Prod. By Arther MC Arther) [3:38]
10. Rick Ross ft. Diddy – New Bugatti (Prod. By Drich) [3:03]
11. Rick Ross ft. Styles P – Keys To The Crib (Prod. By The Inkredibles) [4:37]
12. Rick Ross ft. Meek Mill & Birdman – Last Breath (Prod. By Drich) [5:25]
13. I Swear To God (Prod. By Beat Billionaire) [4:00]
14. Rick Ross ft. French Montana – Off The Boat (Prod. By Lex Lugar) [3:26]
15. King of Diamonds (Prod. By Mike Will) [3:58]
16. Rick Ross ft. Future – Ring Ring (Prod. By DJ Spinz) [3:07]
17. Rick Ross ft. Pharrell, Meek Mill & Stalley – MMG The World Is Ours (Prod. By Boi-1Da) [6:09]
18. Rick Ross ft. Stalley & 2 Chainz – Party Heart (Prod. By Chuck Inglish) [4:28]
19. Rick Ross ft. Drake & French Montana – Stay Schemin (Prod. By Beat Bully) [4:28]
20. Shaheem Reid Speaks [3:42]

The beat was so titanic that Ross-- who had gone to great pains to protect the self-constructed image of himself as an opulent drug kingpin-- shouted a chorus where he imagined himself as genuine, real-life drug kingpins Big Meech and Larry Hoover. In one fell swoop, Ross tore down his carefully assembled existence while simultaneously building up the one that paved the way for the career surge he's riding, which has culminated in Rich Forever, the new mixtape that now stands as his artistic pinnacle.

"B.M.F." is genius for many reasons, but there is one crucial aspect of the song that makes Rich Forever tick: It was the first time that Ross ever really got mean. It's almost incredible to consider, but despite his stature and physical presence, "B.M.F."