Rick Ross - Deeper Than Rap (lost Intro) Review

Ross opens with the line, "They say money is power. And if that's the case, we got millions of power," establishing the "Boss" persona that would define the rest of the album.

The "Lost Intro" represents a pivotal moment in Ross’s career where he was transitioning from a local Miami lyricist to a global executive. Rick Ross – Deeper Than Rap (Lost Intro) Lyrics - Genius Rick Ross - Deeper Than Rap (Lost Intro)

The to Rick Ross's 2009 album Deeper Than Rap is a gritty, raw prelude that stands in stark contrast to the polished, "luxury rap" aesthetic the final album eventually popularized. While Deeper Than Rap is celebrated for its lush, cinematic production and "mogul" persona, the "Lost Intro" offers a glimpse into a more grounded, aggressive version of the project that leaned into Rick Ross’s street-oriented roots. Lyrical Content and Tone Ross opens with the line, "They say money is power