American rap icon Rick Ross has set the music industry abuzz with hints of a potential collaboration with Nigerian musicians Portable and Odumodublvck. The celebrated hip-hop and rap artist took to Instagram to express his profound love and admiration for Africa, applauding its vibrant culture, delectable cuisine, and thriving music scene.
In a captivating video, Ross passionately shared his desire to shine a brighter spotlight on Africa by embarking on a joint album with the continent’s exceptionally talented artists. The rapper expressed his eagerness to explore the diverse musical landscape of Africa and contribute to its global recognition.
During the announcement, Rick Ross specifically named Nigerian stars he has on his collaboration radar, including the versatile Portable and the acclaimed Odumodublvck. This revelation has ignited excitement among fans and the music community, raising anticipation for a groundbreaking fusion of American and Nigerian musical prowess.
As the prospect of this cross-continental collaboration looms, enthusiasts can’t help but anticipate the unique blend of styles and cultural influences that Rick Ross, Portable, and Odumodublvck might bring to the forefront of the international music stage. Stay tuned for what promises to be a thrilling musical venture bridging the gap between the American and Nigerian music scenes.
His words;
“I have a got a huge announcement. First and foremost I love Africa. I have touring Africa for the last 15 years. I have been to over 13 different countries in Africa. I love the food, and the culture.
I love the fashion. And the world loves the music. So what I want to do is to bring more attention to Africa. Let us do a huge collaboration album. Myself, Brett Berish, all the amazing artists in Africa, and amazing producers, let us collaborate
“I have been speaking on this for the last several years. It is time for Africa. I am ready to plant the flag big. I just want to help bring attention to Africa and all the amazing artists. I just want to show love to African artists…
“Let us start with Odumodublvck, Nigeria; Amaraae, Stonebwoy, Ghana; Uncle Waffles, South Africa, Portable, Nigeria; ElGrandeToto Morroco, Harmonize, Tanzania; Innoss’B, Congo; Camo, South Africa.”