With nearly 15 years of Rap hits to his credit, Rick Ross has always been a prime candidate to headline an episode of NPR’s wildly popular ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ series.

Finally gracing the platform, the 45-year-old joined NPR’s celebration of Black History Month armed with a bevy of bangers including his tunes “Super High”, “B.M.F. (Blowin’ Money Fast)”, “Aston Martin Music”, “I’m Not A Star”, “Tears of Joy,” and many more.

Accompanied by singer-songwriter Elijah Blake and others, Ross joined the list of high profile acts to showcase their music on the NPR stage that includes the likes of Taylor Swift, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Erykah Badu, Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, and many more.

Now filmed virtually due to the global health crisis, look inside to see Ricky Rozay crank out the hits from the comfort of his home:

[main photo source: NPR]

Your thoughts?