Rick Ross Assists Fatt Sosa On "Pimpin"

Rick Ross continues to kill every feature he touches with Fatt Sosa's "Pimpin."

BYAron A.Oct 11, 20205.3K Views

Fatt Sosa has been teasing his anticipated single with Rick Ross for a minute. The streets have waited and Rick Ross did promise to give "bitches something to get money to." Apparently, that was something he meant very literally. Fatt Sosa unleashed his latest single, "Pimpin" ft. Rick Ross earlier this year. Dialing in on sleek production, Sosa and Rick Ross deliver bars of luxury with massive flexes and their business acumen.

This is yet another solid verse from Ross who's continued to demolish every guest verse he's dropped this year. As fans anticipate the release of Richer Than I've Ever Been, the rapper unleashed "Pinned To The Cross" following his Verzuz battle against 2 Chainz.

Check out Fatt Sosa's new collaboration with Rick Ross, "Pimpin" below.

Quotable Lyrics
Every gun, that's 60 rounds
Every month, blow 60 pounds
Miami bitch give good head
Only time I'm sittin' down
Fat boy gon' stand up
Real n***as gon' man up
Broke n***as still talk cheap
Lil n***a ain't said nun

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