from suprememag.com
In late March Rick Ross did something crazy – he bested ubiquitous icon Snoop Dogg’s “Ego Trippin’” and the latest NOW compilation with his newest album, “Trilla,” selling just under 200,000 copies. The big man from Miami was #1.
What makes the whole affair more ludicrous is that homebody did it with his sophomore album. From what’s been 
Check your favorite rapper’s resume and you’ll find a substandard sequel: “It Was Written,” “In My Lifetime, Vol. 1,” “Life After Death”. Nas had signed a wack, short-sighted contract with MC Search’s label (”I know who I paid, god/Searchlight Publishing”), Jay-Z was planning on retiring after one album, and Biggie was planning on being dead (sooner). Your top 5 dead or alive released conceptually messy sophomore albums for the same reason the Wachowski Brothers created awful Matrix continuations – none of them planned on making a sequel in the first place.
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