Push it to the limit

• Rick Ross Push It To The Limit Instrumental
• Rick Ross Push It To The Limit Instrumental
• Rick Ross Push It Lyrics
• Rick Ross Instrumental Beats

1. Push It to the Limit (Instrumental Version) The Hit Co. The Instrumental R & B and Hip-Hop Collection, Vol. Rick Ross - Push It Remake In Fl Studio By BballAUS - Duration: 3:29.
2. Intro Push it to the limit Verse 1 Port of Miami (uhh), I’m importin’ the candy (uhh) Ain’t got nothin’ to lose, we supportin’ the family Never traffic for fun, only traffic for funds All I seen is the struggle, it’s like I’m trapped in the slums Workers were barely paid, no water, we barely.

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Port of Miami (uhh), I’m importin’ the candy (uhh)
Ain’t got nothin’ to lose, we supportin’ the family
Never traffic for fun, only traffic for funds
All I seen is the struggle, it’s like I’m trapped in the slums
Workers were barely paid, no water, we barely bathe
There better be better days on the way that’s on my daddy grave
I’m pushin’ it hard, I’m pushin’ it soft
If he pushin’ a line, he pushin’ for Ross
I waited and waited, I done ran out of patience
They hated and hated, left him slow dancin’ with Satan
Fresh in my white tee, Mac-11, swear to God
I bought my first block, broke it down and tore the block apart

I push and I push, I ride and I ride
Tryna survive on 95
Put it all on the line every drop of a dime
I be pushin’ them whips, yep, three at time
I’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)
II’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)

I handle dope like a vandal off the banana boat
Bananas in our rifles, no cyphers, I’m just the man to know
I paid dues, my moves done made news
I’m smooth, my suede shoes they new like Ray shoes
Nobody used to speak, now e’rybody wave
You duck your momma house, you set your sister straight
I’m buildin’ a dream, with elevators in it
Tailor made the linen, no gators got on my hater-vision
I see ya, I see ya suckers, I see ya clear
I know you see me in that Phantom whiter than veneers
Allergic to broke, determined to blow
On the boat we hid the work in detergent and soap
We ship it from Haiti, baby I’m whippin’ them babies
Let it dry, let it dry, try to whip a Mercedes
Arrangin’ my Range, here to rain ya parade
You gotta push it to the limit you wanna be paid

I push and I push, I ride and I ride
Tryna survive on 95
Put it all on the line every drop of a dime
I be pushin’ them whips, yep, three at time
I’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)
II’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)

We started minute, the money matured
My money’s secured, I got bundles in Europe
My bubble be pure, it cost like a hundred a pull
The world is yours, hundred million or more
Now I run the streets, they all mine
12 years overdue, call it due time
I told you never roll on the soul of a soldier
You never know that dishwasher may be the beholder
Whoever thought that fat girl would grow into Oprah
Or that boy Rick Ross would be moldin’ the culture
I push and push, we breakin’ the mold
We push and we push, we rake in the hoes

Rick Ross Push It To The Limit Instrumental

I push and I push, I ride and I ride
Tryna survive on 95
Put it all on the line every drop of a dime
I be pushin’ them whips, yep, three at time
I’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)
II’m pushin’ it, I’m pushin’ it
I’m pushin’ it, I gotta (push it to the limit)

Biography

Rick Ross (born William Roberts) was born in Carol City, a very poor town in Florida. As a teenager, he could not but get addicted to the hip-hop culture. The songs by its most prominent figures, such as Notorious B.I.G., and Tupac Shakur, could be heard all over the States and sure did reach the ears of the future rapper. In the early nineties, Roberts assembled the rap outfit Carol City Cartel. As they started, the band intended to cooperate with the small label Suave House Records, yet they were soon noticed by the major recording house Slip N Side Records. After signing up a contract with this company, William was proposed to take up the Rick Ross stage name, which he did. Within a short period of time, the rapper got acquainted with the more mature and respected colleagues, including Trick Daddy and Trina. In the years to follow, he was a regular guest on their records, while his joint concerts with these artists helped him get well-known in the wide hip-hop circles and find big people in his industry.

Until 2006, Ross had been reluctant to start a solo career and preferred to work with established rappers gaining more experience and gradually accumulating his own material. Then, he recorded the song Hustlin’, the one that ignited a war between numerous labels fighting for the right to reach a business agreement with the talented artist. The winner was the celebrated performer and producer Jay-Z, who signed up a contract with Rick Ross to produce his works with his own label Def Jam. The single Hustlin’ was officially released in March 2006 and reached the eleventh position in the joint American Hip-Hop/R’n’B charts. In less than a month, the given composition earned the golden certificate, received massive airplay and became a favorite ringtone of multitudes of music lovers. In august of the same year, inspired by the astonishing success of his debut single, Rick Ross released his first full-length album entitled as Port of Miami. Although it was promoted by only one single, this record topped Billboard Hot 200, selling almost two hundred thousand copies within the first week.

During the concert tour dedicated to the release of the debut long player, Rick Ross managed to prepare the material for his sophomore studio effort. He called it Trilla to pay tribute to his favorite artist Michael Jackson’s classic work, Thriller. Initially, Ross planned to deliver this record late in 2007, but he grew committed to the making of the album so much, that the final result saw light only in March 2008. The release of this effort was preceded by the two powerful singles, Speedin’, and The Boss. Finally, Rick Ross broke free of the reputation of the big stars’ helper and became an independent and deeply respected person within the hip-hop stage. The creation of Trilla involved a long row of celebrities, including Jay-Z, Akon and Nelly. Following the rule to make hay while the sun shines, Rick Ross did not wait long to start working on his third album, Deeper Than Rap, released as soon as in spring 2009. The artist remained loyal to his views. That was a specimen of classic rap with profound lyrics and well-considered arranging. Maintaining the good old tradition, Rick invited some other prominent rappers to help him do this work. Although it was long before the end of 2009, critics already included this long player into the list of the album of the year nominees. The musicians’ fans did not have to wait for the following long play for a long time. The release of Rick’s creation entitled Teflon Don took place in summer 2010. The album was acclaimed by numerous critics, while the music lovers also enjoyed Teflon Don, which is proved by the record’s high position in three American Billboard charts simultaneously: Billboard 200, Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and of course Billboard Rap Albums.

Studio Albums

God Forgives I Don't

Teflon Don

Deeper Than Rap

Rick Ross Push It To The Limit Instrumental

Port of Miami

Rick Ross Push It Lyrics

Rick Ross Instrumental Beats