Rick Ross – Kiss Of Judas

Rick Ross is taking a distinct sonic path that not everyone anticipated. We believe he integrates quite smoothly. His latest single, “Kiss Of Judas,” is being discussed in relation to his attempts to rap over reggae-inspired beats.

Etana, a Jamaican singer, performs alongside him and concentrates heavily on disseminating positivity, as well as raising awareness about pressing concerns, notably socio-economic status and related issues. The duo references one of the most significant moments of human treachery as described in the Bible on “Kiss Of Judas”.

One of Jesus’ twelve disciples, Judas, secretly betrayed Jesus’ trust. He played a significant role in Jesus Christ, known as the Son of God, being arrested due to Judas’s loss of faith in Him. That’s why Etana sings about witnessing her friends take their own lives.

However, if you have faith in Jesus and refrain from emulating Judas’s actions by betraying Him, you will inevitably lead a satisfying existence. This is a deeply emotional listen, particularly when Ross delivers his verses, conveying a profound sense of love and loyalty towards both his living and deceased friends.

He also addresses those who are less fortunate, focusing on Black on Black crime and other crucial social issues. As previously mentioned, Rozay appears to be quite at ease riding a more soulful beat. Etana delivers a solid performance of both the chorus and her verse, and we look forward to hearing more from her in the future.