Rick Ross: 'God Forgives, I Don't' Collaboration with Jay-Z Is 'Biggest Ever'

Rick Ross says his latest collaboration with Jay-Z, on the upcoming album God Forgives, I Don't, will go down as "the biggest yet."
Rozay confirmed the much-rumoured duet will definitely be on the LP, scheduled for release in 2012.
"You know, whenever me and the homie come together to collaborate, we gotta make it something special for Hip-Hop," he told DJ Envy, adding, "We always make sure we have fun with it, but this record right here, this is our biggest collaboration ever."

The MMG CEO also confirmed he had fully recovered from his two mid-air seizures and talked about life after the health scare:

"Coming out the hospital, you be ready to get back to work. I’m a grinder, I’m a hustler. That’s the next order of business. You're so used to moving at 80 miles per hour. I gotta get rest now. Well, I’m supposed to. I try to. That’s what it was.

"I’m blessed, man. I went in and had my MRI and everything came back straight. It was just a case of me being overly exhausted."
Ross has collaborated with Hov' on three of his previous four albums, trading verses on 'Maybach Music', the 'Hustlin' remix and the track 'Free Mason' on last year's Teflon Don LP.