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Rick Ross Debuts 'Diced Pineapples' With Wale, Drake


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By Carter Maness

With the July 31 release date of his much-anticipated album God Forgives, I Don't less than a week away, Rick Ross has provided another taste of his new work with the Drake and Wale-featuring "Diced Pineapples.".

Listen to "Diced Pineapples" Here

While clearly about women, the concept of "Diced Pineapples" actually originated with Ross' health scare last year. Back in October 2011, the Maybach Music Group boss suffered a pair of seizures while flying and got a medical recommendation to incorporate more fruit into his diet moving forward. Apparently, Ross is a huge pineapple fan, which started him down the path to this song.

When he previewed his album with MTV News earlier this week, Ross explained more. "When I got out of the hospital — you know, I had a seizure last year — when I was leaving, the doctor told me, 'You gotta eat some more fruit, drink you some water, eat fruit and just relax for a little while.' My fruit of choice was pineapples," he said.

"For the next three weeks, I woke up every morning and ate diced pineapples, and I put the concept together," he continued. "Drizzy came in, as well as Wale, and it's kinda like, 'She could be my diced pineapple. This special lady, she could be what I wake up to every morning and help me get by every day."

Opening with some legitimate poetry from Wale, the piano-heavy track nails that women-as-fruit seduction motif. "Crib on the water, got Lebron up the block," raps Ross, trying to impress his lady-of-interest. Drake, perfect with the song's muted drums, does his sensitive Lothario thing on the hook.



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