Gunplay Talks His Role In MMG, Reveals Collaboration With Pharrell On Def Jam Debut

The Florida rapper says he has been working with Pharrell and other Southern producers on Bogotá.

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Rick Ross is most likely kicking his feet up after releasing his fifth solo album, God Forgives, I Don’t. He’s supposedly on track to sell 200,000 copies, dropped two videos (“3 Kings” and “911”) this week, and will have Andre 3000 direct his next video for the standout song “Sixteen.” While the Bawse can finally relax a bit, there still work to be done in other parts of the Maybach Music Group collective. Enter Gunplay, who has managed to build himself up to a solo force in hip-hop.

In a recent interview with VIBE, the “Rollin’” MC talked about his upcoming Def Jam/MMG debut titled Bogotá, his role in the MMG crew, and how Rozay wants his artists to succeed. If Gunplay continues on this hot streak of high-energy anthems, Wale and Meek Mill may have to make some room up there at the top. Read some excerpts below.

On what Gunplay brings to the MMG crew:

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On Rick Ross wanting his artists to succeed:

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On his Def Jam debut Bogotá:

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[via VIBE]

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