Rick Ross is making waves in the music scene, and he’s not holding back after Tony Yayo claimed that Tory Lanez’s album outsold his latest release. In a bold move, Ross shared the impressive streaming numbers for his album “Set in Stone,” which has racked up a staggering 63.5 million streams in its first two weeks.
This translates to approximately 42,500 albums sold, not counting physical copies. Ross noted that his album sold about 22,000 units in its debut week and maintained strong numbers with 20,000 in the second week, asserting confidently, “There’s no fall off here.” He emphasized that his strategy is about the long game, and he appreciates the unwavering support from his loyal fans, many of whom have been with him since his debut two decades ago.
In a heartfelt message, Ross reflected on the creative process behind “Set in Stone,” highlighting the high-energy vibe and diverse production that fans have come to love. He also took a moment to shout out fellow artists, including Wiz Khalifa, for their contributions to the culture.
As he encourages fans to share their listening experiences, Ross is clearly excited about the journey ahead. He playfully posed a question to his audience, asking them to choose between enjoying a lavish experience with him or taking home a signed CD.
With all this buzz, it’s clear that Rick Ross is not just focused on numbers but also on creating a lasting legacy. As he continues to promote his new work, fans are left wondering what he has in store next. What do you think will be his next move?
