'Super High' is Rick Ross' first single off his upcoming album 'Teflon Don,' expected to release June 29. Produced by Clark Kent & The Remedy (with scratches by Don Cannon), the mid-tempo '70s groove track features R&B artist Ne-Yo in the chorus.While the name of album is apparently a former stage name of the MC (and also alias name of former Gambino Boss John Gotti), some speculate the title could indirectly reference his tumultuous beef with 50 Cent last year. Regardless, the forthcoming release features a Jay-Z-collaborated track and is produced by Diddy.
"You gotta understand, I feel like I overcame so many things," Ross tells MTV News in regards of the title. "Not only in music, but in my everyday life -- being a young black man, being an entrepreneur, being a father. I learned a lot of things. I'm turning right around, putting it back into music. It's still a lot of things I deal with. Still a lot of negativity. That's what it is, and that's why I feel the title of my next studio album is so appropriate."
'Teflon Don' follows 2009's 'Deeper than Rap.' Tune into AOL Radio's New Hip-Hop First station to hear the new track.
1. super high? thats wassup!
Posted at 10:25AM on Apr 24th 2010 by Lil' Nico