Rick Ross and Meek Mill Drop ‘Lyrical Eazy’ From Upcoming Joint Album
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Rick Ross and Meek Mill have dropped their new video for “Lyrical Eazy,” the latest single off the rappers’ upcoming collaborative album Too Good to Be True, out next month.
The two rappers have been teasing their joint LP since September when they shared their first team-up, “Shaq & Kobe.” The duo previously confirmed Too Good to Be True in an interview with Apple Music, revealing the album’s quick turnaround, as it would be recorded and released within a two-month span.
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“We won already. We playing with what? The house’s money, and it’s only one way to explain that or describe that,” Ross said in the interview. “It’s too good to be true, which is the name of the project me and Meek Mill will be releasing. Too Good To Be True. We’ll give you that ASAP.”
Meek Mill added, “When me and Rozay got in the studio, it was all about real energy, organic motivation. This Rozay, I’m rapping next to too. This Rozay, top five dead or alive right now. I don’t know who want to argue with that?”
Too Good to Be True will arrive November 10 via Ross’ Maybach Music Group and Gamma, a new-ish label launched by former Apple Music exec Larry Jackson.
The joint album marks both rappers’ first release of 2023 and first in two years: Meek Mill last doled out Expensive Pain in October 2021, followed a month later by Ross’ most recent LP, Richer Than I Ever Been.
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