Rick Ross feeds the streets with another video off his mixtape Rich Forever. In the crime-ridden clip for “Yella Diamonds,” “El Gordito Rozay” plays a drug kingpin who has to teach a lesson when his product is tampered with, raiding his client’s house and roughing up his family. Don’t mess with the Bawse.

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From the Untouchable Maybach Empire comes the suspenseful trailer for Rick Ross’ “Yella Diamonds,” a cut off his Rich Forever mixtape. The video will debut in full tomorrow.

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Not only did Dr. Dre show up to Rick Ross’ birthday bash in Miami, he also presented the Bawse with a lavish gift. The West Coast vet threw down $100,000 on a diamond-encrusted Hublot watch for his new pal.

While in town, the two also hit the studio. “Just spoke to my biggest musical influence for the 1st time,” Rozay previously tweeted. “Dr. Dre just changed my life with a phone call.”

Diddy, Ne-Yo, Cassie, Wiz Khalifa, and Amber Rose were also among the VIP guests at Amnesia for the weekend-long festivities.

Rick Ross declares himself the “Biggest Artist in the Game” in the trailer for “MMG Untouchable,” a cut off his mixtape Rich Forever. The Maybach Music boss drapes himself in fur and goes shirtless in the brief teaser.

“On my fly fatboii flyshit,” tweeted Rozay, who hit the studio with Dr. Dre in Miami this week.

Rick Ross showed his idol Dr. Dre a good time during his trip to Miami this week. The West Coast vet flew into town to hit the studio with the Maybach Music boss, but also made time to celebrate.

“Got Dr. Dre in Miami all week..my Bday party @ Club Amnesia Hosted by @iamdiddy Sunday will be like never before,” tweeted Rozay, who earlier received a call from Dre.

“Just spoke to my biggest musical influence for the 1st time,” he wrote. “Dr. Dre just changed my life with a phone call.”

DJ Khaled hinted at what’s to come. “I told yall the game was going change well hre’s a gift,” he wrote. “stay tuned!”

Dwyane Wade was living large at his 30th birthday bash in Miami last night. The NBA star partied with his pals at the swanky affair at The Setai hotel. T.I. and Rick Ross got the crowd hype with their performances, a dapper Common freestyled over his single “Celebrate,” and Kelly Rowland serenaded the birthday boy with “Happy Birthday.” If that wasn’t enough, D-Wade was gifted with a 2012 McLaren MP4-12C valued at around $230,000. Other celebrity well wishers included Usher, Flo Rida, LeBron James, and Fat Joe.

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Now here’s something out of left field. Mike Posner covers his friend Rick Ross’ controversial record “Stay Schemin’” off his mixtape Rich Forever. The Duke University grad holds down Rozay’s verses while playing the keyboard on the acoustic rendition, which features Blackbear on guitar. Listen to his fresh take on the street anthem.

Hip-hop heads got their money’s worth at the star-studded “Tru-2 Music” concert at Club Nokia L.A. LIVE on Friday night (Jan. 13). Busta Rhymes and Rick Ross co-headlined the evening, which also featured performances from YG and Eric Bellinger.

Bussa Buss stormed the stage in a black feathery coat, showering the front row with champagne and filling his set with plenty of surprise guests including Swizz Beatz, Snoop Dogg, and Chris Brown, who performed “Look at Me Now.”

The Teflon Don, who rescheduled the show after his medical emergency last year, performed his Rich Forever mixtape cuts live for the first time including “Holy Ghost,” “Yella Diamonds,” and the controversial “Stay Schemin’” with French Montana. “I felt dat real #CaliLuv,” tweeted Rozay.

Snoop Dogg’s recent weed arrest didn’t stop him from lighting one up backstage as he mingled with his peers. Other celebrity sightings included Ameriie, Iggy Azalea, and Nipsey Hussle.

Jennifer Hudson duets with Ne-Yo on the theme song from Think Like a Man, Screen Gems’ big-screen adaptation of Steve Harvey’s book starring Chris Brown, Taraji P. Henson, Gabrielle Union, Meagan Good, and more. The R&B superstars keep it real with each other on the breakup tune, while Rick Ross rolls through to spoil his girl with the finer things. See what happens when a good thing goes bad.

Rick Ross is not playing around. Fresh off the release of his star-studded mixtape Rich Forever, the Teflon Don turned his attention back to his fifth album God Forgives, I Don’t.

Over the weekend, the Miami MC hit the lab with super-producer Timbaland, who provided him with some of his signature beats. “In studio w/ Timbaland.get’n priceless music x advice,” tweeted Rozay.

Timbo is not the only music maestro connecting with the Bawse. He also received a call from Jay-Z and his idol Dr. Dre following the release of his tape. “Just spoke to my biggest musical influence for the 1st time,” wrote Rozay. “Dr. Dre just changed my life with a phone call.”