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A track Rick Ross album from the collection called "Valley of Death" was what emerged to MTV correspondents. In the tune, Ross talks quickly on his questionable stretch as a jail protect. "Keep it trilla, nigga, never had a weapon and identification," which he focuses on, leaving the word that he was to be sure an officer of the law. "Kept a decent watch, smoking on a hundred sack/Back in the day I sold break for some pleasant kicks/Skippin' school, Rick Ross album saw my companion cut with an ice pick/Can't condemn niggas attempting to land positions/Better get shrewd, youthful sibling, experience yours." Later, he infers that while he was acting as a prison guard, he was in the city. "Just lived once and I got two children/and for me to sustain them, I'll get two gigs," he raps. "I'll scoop poop, I'll C.O. /so we can bow our heads and implore over the meatloaf." Although, despite everything he gave no clarification to lying about being a C.O. in the first place, nor did he disclose why he neglected to pay kid support for his kids.

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