On this episode, DJ & Skip review Rick Ross' 4th Studio album "Teflon Don" under Def Jam Recordings in 2010. We discuss the double meaning behind the phrase Teflon Don and how it applies to Rick Ross around the time of the release of this album. The shift in the sounds of this album signaled the evolution in Rick Ross' career to a more polished and cinematic production palette and a smoother cleaner rap style and delivery from Ross himself. This album features production from Clark Kent, No I.D., Lex Luger, Kanye West, and more as well as artist collaborations from Jay-Z to Kanye West.

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