While there are no formal academic peer-reviewed papers specifically dedicated to Rick Ross's remix of Adele's "Hello," the collaboration is extensively analyzed in major music publications. Released in October 2015 as part of his series, the track is noted for its unexpected emotional depth and Rick Ross's first-of-its-kind rap interpretation of the ballad. Musical and Lyrical Analysis

: The remix served as a promotional tool for Ross's eighth studio album, Black Market , following other remixes like Post Malone's "White Iverson" and Future's "Stick Talk".

: Signature production tags and slight distorted glitches are added to the intro.

The remix was met with surprise and generally positive feedback for its "organic" feel:

The remix maintains the original's somber piano and production but incorporates several key alterations:

: Ross inserts a single, nearly minute-long verse between the intro and the first chorus.

: Reviewers from Rolling Stone and Billboard highlight the juxtaposition of his "luxury raps" with raw vulnerability.