His verses include numerous references to luxury cars, famously comparing a two-door Bugatti coupe to Katy Perry and an F650 to Rihanna because of its red top.
The song was produced by 2 Tall Beats (also credited as Too Tall Beats). Rick Ross Ft. Drake - Made Men
Drake’s verse reflects on his rise to fame, his roots in Toronto ("T.O."), and his affinity for his driver, Lauren, in a Maybach 62 with curtains. Music Video Details Release Date: The official video premiered in April 2011 . Direction: It was directed by Dre Films and Spiff TV. His verses include numerous references to luxury cars,
The track was originally released in January 2011 . Although it was initially considered for Rick Ross's Ashes to Ashes mixtape, Ross decided to reserve it for his fifth studio album, God Forgives, I Don't (2012) . Music Video Details Release Date: The official video
True to the title, the video features Ross and Drake in high-luxury settings, including scenes with a Maybach 62 S , various high-end accessories, and a "made man" lifestyle aesthetic. Related Collaborative History
"Made Men" is part of a long history of collaborations between the two artists, which also includes:
It followed their massive 2010 hit "Aston Martin Music" and helped solidify the "Maybach Music" aesthetic—a blend of soulful, laid-back beats with lyrics focusing on wealth, status, and luxury vehicles. Lyrical Content
