Album Cover: Rick Ross "God Forgives, I Don't"

Check out the official artwork to Rozay's fifth LP.

Oct 07, 2011

Rick Ross shows off the official album cover to his upcoming fifth studio album God Forives, I Don't arriving in stores December 13 via Def Jam Records. The album features the Just Blaze-helmed "I Love My Bitches" and Nicki Minaj-assisted "You The Boss" which are both available right now for purchase on iTunes.

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