Rick Ross Just Dropped Set in Stone and Brought Everybody With Him

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RICK ROSS JUST DROPPED A WHOLE ALBUM and it’s called Set in Stone. According to HotNewHipHop’s announcement, this thing is out right now on Spotify and Apple Music with 19 TRACKS. That’s a lot of Ross yelling about money over expensive beats, and honestly we’re here for it.

This is Ross’s FIRST BIG PROJECT IN YEARS, so don’t act like you weren’t waiting. The feature list is stacked too: Don Toliver, Leon Thomas, Jeezy, T.I., Kodak Black, Gucci Mane, French Montana, and even Max B, which is wild on its own.

Ross keeps proving he’s not just a rap boss, he’s basically a whole walking encyclopedia of hip-hop chaos at this point. Go stream it before your group chat spoils every bar for you.

RICK ROSS

SET IN STONE
(NEW ALBUM)

FEATURING:
– DON TOLIVER
– LEON THOMAS
– JEEZY
– T.I.
– KODAK BLACK
– GUCCI MANE
– FRENCH MONTANA
– MAX B
& MORE

OUT NOW 🚨 pic.twitter.com/2LyQu9fpwE

— HotNewHipHop (@HotNewHipHop) July 17, 2026

The Feature List Is Basically a Hip-Hop Family Reunion

ROSS DIDN’T CALL FRIENDS, HE CALLED THE WHOLE COOKOUT. Nineteen tracks on Set in Stone and it feels like every phone in Ross’s contacts got a text. You get Don Toliver and Leon Thomas bringing the singing, then Jeezy, T.I., Kodak Black, Gucci Mane and French Montana pulling up for straight rap duty. Even Max B shows up, which is wild since dude’s been locked up most of his career and still finds ways to bless tracks. Rich The Kid and Yung Miami round things out too. Basically Ross said forget a guest list, he wants the whole rap Rolodex on one album. If you like your rap albums stuffed like a Thanksgiving plate, this one’s for you. Twelfth album, first one in years, and he came back swinging with everybody’s number saved.

19 Songs, Zero Skips You Get To Decide On

SET IN STONE IS STACKED WITH NINETEEN TRACKS. That is basically two albums worth of Ross bragging about money in one drop. It landed on JULY 17, 2026 straight onto every app your phone already has open. No waiting, no leaks, no weird Mediafire link from 2013.

You can stream the whole thing right now on Spotify or Apple Music. This is RICK ROSS’ FIRST FULL ALBUM IN YEARS, so nineteen songs is basically him making up for lost time. Press play, block off an hour, and maybe don’t do it during a workout unless you want to start believing you also own a private jet.

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