Loren Traylor isn't going to sugarcoat it. "It’s been more than a year and it’s still messing people up," he said. It’s affecting people."ĭeAngelis said rescue workers at the World Trade Center site did not display symptoms of health problems for years after the buildings were destroyed in 2001, and she’s worried that Gulf Coast residents might show effects years from now.ĭrew Landry, a singer originally from New Orleans, said people did not understand the potential risks they still face from the spill. "I don’t think people understand what’s happened and what we’re still facing," she said. Lori DeAngelis, who operates Dolphin Queen Cruises in Orange Beach, held a sign stating that 562 dead dolphins had been found since the spill. She said the Gulf is still polluted from oil and chemicals used to fight the spill in 2010. We’re just trying to educate people, and they can make up their own minds." "We’re not against the Shrimp Festival," she said. Kim McCuiston of Foley, one of the organizers of the event, said the rally was an attempt to tell people that not enough had been done to clean the Gulf since the spill, and that the waters and seafood were still contaminated. Under a compromise with the city, the demonstration was held on the beach near the festival site. The Alabama Oil Spill Aftermath Coalition held a rally near the site of the 40th annual National Shrimp Festival. I'll never forget it," added Ross, as per People magazine.About 200 feet from the where National Shrimp Festival visitors ate seafood today, about two dozen people stood on the sand with signs warning that the source of much of that food was still polluted after the 2010 oil spill. It gives you great opportunity to create great things instead of making it just so personal. You understand? So it's just a different vibe.
Now when I listen to them, I listen to the ones that I could make something incredible happen, which maybe eight out of the same 20. "And what it did for me as a writer is it opened that many more doors to when I listen to instrumentals now. Ross shared, "I appreciate all that love, but one thing JAY-Z told me, which spoke on writing, was 'Less focus on what you like the most, and focus more on what you can make work the best.' " The rapper went on to discuss that as he continues to navigate the music industry, the best piece of advice he received was from JAY-Z. But is it like a possible realistic possibility? Of course, it is." You know what I mean?" he explained, adding, "Us doing a collab album is most definitely rumours. "Right now, that's still a rumour, but it's a realistic rumour. Meanwhile, Ross is preparing for his upcoming album, 'Richer Than I Ever Been', and he said the idea of their collaboration is just a "rumour" for the time being, though he's open to it. Over the years, the two rappers have joined forces for a number of songs, including 'Money In The Grave', 'Aston Martin Music', and most recently 'Lemon Pepper Freestyle'.Įarlier this month, Drake dropped his sixth full-length studio album, Certified Lover Boy. "The list goes on, and so I just take it as 'Man, the fun times we have and then the results.' You know what I'm saying?" Ross added.
The rapper said when he performs their collaborative songs like 'Pop That' and 'Stay Schemin', which were released in 20, respectively, he notices the response from fans is as if the songs were still new, which is why he thinks Drake called him "the greatest." I take that as, When me and Drake in the studio, the fun we could have, we come up with records and then the longevity those records have." Ross continued, "I don't take that in the literal sense. "I think when Drake makes a comment such as that, I appreciate it and I love it, but there are some amazing artists out here and I could tap in and I understand what Drake was speaking from," he said. Though hearing that from the Toronto star was flattering for Ross, he told the outlet that he's not taking the compliment literally. Last month, Drake had dubbed Ross the "greatest rapper alive" in a video on his Instagram Story. Washington, October 1: American rapper and songwriter Rick Ross recently revealed that an album collaboration with Drake might not just be a rumour and can come sooner than expected.Īccording to People magazine, the 45-year-old rapper appeared on Thursday's episode of the 'PEOPLE Every Day' podcast to talk about his new book 'The Perfect Day to Boss Up' and reflected on his past work with Drake, along with discussing what he has in store for his music career.
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