Rick Ross apparently canceled his performance at the Calabar Festival and there were no news about reimbursement of the performance fees. This angered the government because of how unfair it was for the many fans who expected his appearance and performance.

InformationNigeria.org indicates that Ross canceled without prior notice, failing to notify the organizers of the concert with his intent. He did not reimburse people for the performance fees, because accordingly, it had already been cashed.

It is not currently known why Rick Ross canceled the show; however, it is not related to his surgeries or recent seizures. More updates on the issue shall be in store for people to know the real reason behind Rick Ross bailing out in Nigeria.

The Cross River State government hired lawyers in the United States as a response to the breach of contract of the rapper. The government officially released a statement on via Blackberry Messenger with the intention to bring justice to the fans who anticipated the concert.

Rick Ross was to perform in Nigeria during the month-long festival on December 28, 2011.

Rick Ross has is famous for his 2010 album, “Teflon Don” which locked in as #2 in the Billboard 200 at 176,000 sold during its first week.

There’s a sleuth of mixtapes scheduled to be dropping like flies very soon, if they haven’t already. First on the list is Rick Ross, who tweeted that he just wrote an album worth of songs and will be dropping a mixtape in 2012. Fans who were disappointed about his album “God Forgives, I don’t” being delayed can get a dose of Ross this way. There are almost a dozen other mixtapes that will be coming out as well, including:

• Consequence ‘s “Curb Certified”, which features his latest collection of unreleased songs.
• Peedi Crakk’s “Crakk Files Volume 4”, the fourth album in his mixtape series.
• GLC’s “Eternal Sunshine of the Pimpin Mind”, which will feature artists like Bun B., Yelawolf, Tenille and others.
• Tyga’s “#B*TCHIMTHESH*T”
• Wais P the Pimp and DJ Premiere’s “Premo Pimpin”
• 50 Cent’s “The Big 10”, representing his tenth anniversary of “50 Cent is the Future” album.
• Ace Hood’s “The Statement 2”, featuring artists like Busta Rhymes, 2 Chainz, Yelawolf and DJ Khaled.
• Waka Flocka and French Montana’s “Lock Out”, featuring Prodigy, Slim Dunkin, Chinx Drugz and others.
• And Jon Connor’s “Season 2”

Have you heard any of these mixtapes or are you looking forward to any? Make sure to let us know what you think about the tracks you’ve heard and whether the mixtapes you cop are epic fails or epic wins.

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Back in the 90s and early Millennial years, Trick Daddy was the Miami King, throwing out hot tracks that echoed in clubs all over the nation. He fell out for a while and now maybe he’s trying to make a comeback by downing the newly crowned South Florida King. Who knows? Now, we’ll just have to wait and see who will come out on top. We’ll keep an eye and ear out for news about the beef between the two — so make sure to check back and stay tuned.

There was a video clip released by Fifty Cent on YouTube that shows him taunting Gunplay. Some people on the streets call Fifty Cent “Curly”, which is a nickname that is supposed to diss Fifty’s sexuality, but Fifty takes this name and creates a pimp character named Curly for a web series on YouTube. On this show, Fifty Cent makes fun of Rick Ross and his baby mama. The video begins and ends with Gunplay seemingly passed out. On a survey given to that shows 62.57% saying Fifty Cent is winning the battle, 16.04% say Rick Ross is winning and 21.39% don’t think either one of them is winning. Many people don’t fall for the rap beefs that form in the music industry because they are known to help hype up sales for the artists involved.