Maybach Music: ‘The Road To Self Made 3’


Rick Ross and his Maybach Music Group released their album compilation “Self Made Vol. 3” this week, now they’re giving you a behind-the- scenes look at what it took to create the album. The documentary is a compilation of a few of the MMG’s events leading up to the release. According to missinfo.tv:

“In the 17-minute clip, DRE Films shows their New York run starting at MTV News, then their visit to Hot 97 to talk to Angie Martinez, the in-store signing that saw a girl faint right in front of Rick Ross, their trip to 106 & Park and it ends at Hip-Hop Nation with Meek Mill’s freestyle over Big Sean’s ‘Control’ instrumental.”

Self Made Vol. 3” is in stores now, and in classic MMG fashion, Rozay is using the promo buzz from this project to promote his upcoming album “Mastermind,” which should be released later this year or early next year.

Check out “The Road To Self Made 3″ above and give us your thoughts.

 

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