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Rick Ross: 20 Years Later, Still The Boss
20 Apr
Summary
- Rick Ross celebrates 20 years since his debut album, Port of Miami.
- His new memoir, 'Renaissance of a Boss,' explores overcoming creative ruts.
- He previously worked as a correctional officer before his music career.
Hip-hop legend Rick Ross is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his foundational album, "Port of Miami," released in 2006. This significant career milestone coincides with the upcoming release of his third memoir, "Renaissance of a Boss: Notes from a Creative Reawakening," on May 12, 2026. The book promises to offer insights into how he overcame a creative plateau, a topic he has publicly discussed.
Ross, who began his journey in Mississippi before moving to Florida, also reflects on his past career as a correctional officer. He now views these early struggles as crucial preparation for his later success in music and business. The "boss" persona is further exemplified by his sprawling estate in Georgia, known as The Promise Land, which boasts America's largest residential pool and hosts exclusive events.
In addition to his memoir, Ross is set to release his 12th studio album, "Set In Stone." He describes this project as a deliberate challenge to himself musically, aiming to push boundaries sonically and contribute something fresh to the music landscape. His entrepreneurial spirit extends beyond music, with various business ventures contributing to his mogul status.
