A change of labels and an almost entirely different set of producers aside, Rather You Than Me is business as usual for Rick Ross. Armed with a streak of eight Top Ten full-lengths, the rapper moves from Def Jam to Epic for album number nine, backed by a mix of old and new beatmaking associates -- and more featured guests than tracks -- with only a handful of Black Market holdovers on one cut each. Just after the release of Black Market, Ross broke a lengthy crossover-hit dry spell with "Purple Lamborghini," his and Skrillex's unlikely if predictably blaring soundclash for the Suicide Squad soundtrack, but this largely picks up where Ross' full-length discography left off. Trap productions switch between sleek and low profile to blaring and riotous, tempered with a batch of comparatively elegant, soul-dipped tracks, highlighted by a trio handled by old ally Bink and a C Gutta (aka Lil' C) flip of the Stylistics' "People Make the World Go Round."
| 1 | Apple Of My Eye |
| 2 | Santorini Greece |
| 3 | Idols Become Rivals |
| 4 | Trap Trap Trap |
| 5 | Dead Presidents |
| 6 | She On My Dick |
| 7 | I Think She Like Me |
| 8 | Powers That Be |
| 9 | Game Ain't Based On Sympathy |
| 10 | Scientology |
| 11 | Lamborghini Doors |
| 12 | Triple Platinum |
| 13 | Maybach Music V |
| 14 | Summer Seventeen |
