Rick Ross remained active throughout 2020, even without releasing a new solo studio album. Following the success of his 2019 album Port of Miami 2, the Maybach Music Group boss continued building his catalog through standalone singles, soundtrack appearances, remixes and guest features.

It’s time to upgrade our Rick Ross Songs & Features 2020 compilation and bring together the major records he appeared on during the year. The original version of this page covered only part of his 2020 run, while several notable collaborations arrived later in the year.

Among the standout releases are Season Ticket Holder, Scottie Beam, Entanglements, Pinned to the Cross, Cut Em In, Mugello Red, All for Nothing and Both of Us. Rick Ross also appeared on records with artists including August Alsina, Freddie Gibbs, Curren$y, Anderson .Paak, Paloma Ford and YFN Lucci.

This page is now structured as an evergreen archive of Rick Ross songs, guest features, collaborations and notable releases from 2020. As a result, readers can use it to revisit his full-year run rather than relying on a release-day list from July.

Rick Ross Songs & Features 2020

Below is our expanded list of the most notable Rick Ross songs and features from 2020, including both his own singles and appearances on other artists’ records.

Rick Ross Songs & Major Releases (2020)

Rick Ross did not release a new solo studio album in 2020. Instead, he stayed active through standalone singles, soundtrack appearances and guest features. This makes it important to separate his own releases from the many songs where he appeared as a featured artist.

Season Ticket Holder

Season Ticket Holder was one of Rick Ross’s notable standalone releases in 2020. The song featured Dwyane Wade and Raphael Saadiq, bringing together Ross’s luxury-rap style with a more soulful production approach.

The release also came with an official visual, giving fans one of the clearest early looks at Rick Ross’s musical activity during 2020.

Entanglements

Rick Ross joined August Alsina on Entanglements, one of the most talked-about collaborations surrounding Alsina’s 2020 music run. The record became widely discussed because of the relationship revelations involving Alsina and Jada Pinkett Smith that dominated entertainment headlines that year.

Ross’s appearance gave the song an additional rap presence while keeping the focus on Alsina’s personal subject matter.

Pinned to the Cross

Pinned to the Cross became another important Rick Ross release in 2020. The song features Finn Matthews and was released as a standalone record rather than as part of a new studio album.

The record continued Ross’s run of independent releases while anticipation remained around what could eventually become his next major album following Port of Miami 2.

Rick Ross 2020 Guest Features

The biggest part of Rick Ross’s 2020 music activity came through collaborations. He appeared on records from established rappers, R&B artists and producers, giving listeners plenty of new verses even without a solo album.

Some of the major guest appearances included Scottie Beam, Kisses to the Sky, 350, Guess What, Future Bright, Get Out, Pyrex Poppin, Know About, Mugello Red, All for Nothing, Cut Em In, Both of Us and Lifestyles of the Rich & Hated.

Scottie Beam

Scottie Beam is one of Rick Ross’s most respected 2020 features. The song appears on Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist’s Alfredo, a critically acclaimed hip-hop album that also features artists including Tyler, The Creator and Conway The Machine.

Ross delivers his verse over The Alchemist’s production, making the record an important example of his collaboration with one of the year’s strongest rap projects.

Know About

Know About brought Rick Ross together with producer Harry Fraud. The collaboration added another producer-led record to Ross’s 2020 catalog and gave him a setting that complemented his heavy, polished delivery.

Mugello Red

Mugello Red connected Curren$y, Harry Fraud and Rick Ross. The record continued the relationship between Ross and the Harry Fraud production world while adding another notable collaboration to his 2020 run.

Cut Em In

Cut Em In paired Rick Ross with Anderson .Paak. The song became part of the Madden NFL 21 soundtrack and gave Ross another opportunity to work outside a traditional album rollout.

All for Nothing

All for Nothing brought Rick Ross together with Paloma Ford. The collaboration appeared as part of Ford’s music from 2020 and added another R&B-oriented appearance to Ross’s catalog.

More Rick Ross Guest Features (2020)

Rick Ross’s 2020 run continued with appearances across hip-hop, R&B and soundtrack projects. Several of these records were released by longtime collaborators, while others connected Ross with artists outside the Maybach Music Group circle.

Big Dawg

Big Dawg is a Smokepurpp song featuring Rick Ross. The record appeared on Smokepurpp’s Florida Jit project, giving Ross another appearance on a Florida-rooted rap release during 2020. Apple Music lists the song as “Big Dawg (feat. Rick Ross).”

Pyrex Poppin

Pyrex Poppin brought Rick Ross back together with former Maybach Music Group collaborator Gunplay. Released in May 2020, the song gave the two rappers another opportunity to share a record after years of working within the same musical circle. Apple Music credits it as “Pyrex Poppin (feat. Rick Ross).”

Kisses to the Sky

Kisses to the Sky appears on Jadakiss’s Ignatius album and features Rick Ross alongside Emanny. The collaboration arrived in January 2020, adding another veteran hip-hop connection to Ross’s catalog for the year.

350

350 is a DJ Drama record featuring Rick Ross, Westside Gunn and Lule. The song brought Ross together with two different generations of rap voices and added another producer-led collaboration to his 2020 catalog.

Guess What

GUESS WHAT is a Russ song featuring Rick Ross from Russ’s SHAKE THE SNOW GLOBE era. Released in January 2020, the track gave Ross another major album appearance early in the year.

Future Bright

Future Bright is actually credited as a Rick Ross song featuring Bryson Tiller on the Bad Boys for Life Soundtrack. The record was released in January 2020 and gives Ross a place among the soundtrack’s original songs rather than treating it as a guest feature for another artist.

Get Out

Get Out is an Akon song featuring Rick Ross. The record appeared on Akon’s Ain’t No Peace project in 2020 and added another veteran collaboration to Ross’s catalog.

Both of Us

Both of Us is a YFN Lucci record featuring Rick Ross and Layton Greene. The song appeared on Wish Me Well 3 in December 2020, giving Ross another late-year guest appearance.

Lifestyles of the Rich & Hated

Lifestyles of the Rich & Hated is a collaboration between G-Eazy and Rick Ross. The song adds another crossover appearance to Ross’s 2020 catalog and is listed by Apple Music as a G-Eazy track featuring Ross.

Rick Ross’s 2020 Feature Run in Perspective

Taken together, these releases show why Rick Ross remained highly visible in 2020 even without a new solo studio album. His name appeared across albums, soundtracks and standalone collaborations, while his deep voice and polished delivery continued to fit different styles of production.

The variety is also important. Ross worked with established artists such as Jadakiss and Akon, younger rappers such as Smokepurpp and Russ, and artists from the emerging independent rap scene. That range helped keep his 2020 catalog active from the beginning of the year through December.

Why This Rick Ross 2020 List Matters

Rick Ross’s 2020 catalog shows that an artist does not need a new studio album to remain active. Throughout the year, Ross continued appearing on major collaborations, soundtrack records and standalone releases.

From Season Ticket Holder and Pinned to the Cross to collaborations such as Scottie Beam, Mugello Red, Cut Em In and Both of Us, his 2020 music covered several different styles of hip-hop and R&B.

This page brings those releases together in one place, making it easier for fans to discover and revisit Rick Ross songs and features from 2020.

Rick Ross 2020 Songs & Features: Final Update

This compilation is maintained as an evergreen Rick Ross music archive. The original article was published as a 2020 release roundup, but the page has now been expanded to include major records from throughout the year rather than stopping at the July update.

Future updates can be added when a previously overlooked 2020 release is verified or when new information improves the accuracy of the archive.

Bookmark this page to revisit Rick Ross’s 2020 songs, collaborations and guest appearances.

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