Rick Ross is making waves in the music industry as he defends his latest album, “Set in Stone,” against claims from Tony Yayo that Tory Lanez has outsold him. With a confident stance, Ross shared impressive streaming numbers that highlight his album’s success and his dedication to the long game in the music scene.
In a recent update, Ross revealed that “Set in Stone” has amassed a staggering 63. 5 million streams in its first two weeks, translating to approximately 42,500 albums sold. This figure doesn’t even account for physical sales, showcasing a solid performance with 22,000 units sold in the first week and a steady 20,000 in the second.
“No fall off,” he emphasized, reminding fans that he’s in it for the long haul.
Reflecting on his career, which spans two decades since his debut, Ross expressed gratitude to his loyal supporters. He described “Set in Stone” as a culmination of high-energy vibes and diverse collaborations, all crafted in true Rick Ross fashion. The album has resonated well with fans, and he acknowledged the positive response from the streets.
In a playful moment, Ross posed a fun question to his audience about their preferences between enjoying a meal with him or listening to his music. His charisma shone through as he invited fans to share their experiences with the album, encouraging them to post clips of their favorite tracks.
As he continues to promote “Set in Stone,” Ross remains focused on his health and well-being, emphasizing the importance of balance in his life. His lighthearted banter and genuine passion for music keep fans engaged and eager for more content.
With new videos on the horizon and a commitment to his craft, Rick Ross is undeniably a force to be reckoned with. What do you think about his latest album and the ongoing competition in the industry?
