Ricky Rozay continued promoting his new album, Set In Stone, with a clip that showed him performing track “Pots and Pans.” The caption of the tweet read, “Have You Taken The Time To Study One Of The Greatest Southern Hip-Hop Catalogs In History?” Fifty would surely debate if the sales of Set In Stone would count towards Ross crowning himself a Southern rap icon after the LP moved roughly 19,000 equivalent album units in its debut week in July. The album debuted at No. 39 on the Billboard 200, a slight decline from the No. 22 chart position of Ross’ previous solo album, Richer Than I Ever Been which dropped five years ago. The rapper’s highest-selling album is his 2006 debut, Port of Miami, which has moved over one million copies, while his 2012 album, God Forgives, I Don't, boasts his biggest first week sales with 218,000 units. "LOL HE GOT AWAY WITH IT FOR A WHILE, BUT ITS OVER NOW JIG IS UP! 😆," 50 Cent captioned an Instagram reel about Set In Stone on July 23. "20 features under 10 thousand sales 👀Damn boy it’s over.
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