Rick Ross and YFN Lucci turn a standout collaboration into a polished visual built around hard-earned success, luxury cars and Southern rap chemistry.
Rick Ross and YFN Lucci have delivered the official “Ring Around The Rolls” video, giving their collaboration from Ross’ latest album Set In Stone a cinematic treatment. The visual was directed by Ryan Snyder and extends the luxury-heavy world Ross has built around the project while giving Lucci a prominent role in the record’s story.
The song appears on Rick Ross’ Set In Stone, the 19-track album released in July through Maybach Music Group under exclusive license to gamma. “Ring Around The Rolls” pairs Ross with Lucci over production credited to HRTonice and Jambo, with the record balancing Rozay’s trademark opulence against Lucci’s melodic street perspective.
That contrast carries directly into the visual, where Rolls-Royce imagery and upscale settings reinforce the song’s focus on the distance traveled from difficult circumstances to success. Lucci’s presence gives the collaboration an added sense of history, with the Atlanta rapper and Ross reconnecting years after appearing together on records including “Heartless.”
Ross has kept the Set In Stone rollout moving with a steady stream of visuals, and “Ring Around The Rolls” follows videos tied to other album cuts including “Minks In Miami” and “Mahogany Caskets.” Snyder handled the direction and editing for the new clip, while Geoff Taylor is credited alongside Snyder for cinematography and Axi Mines is credited as producer through Ransom Creative.
The video also carries a dedication to the late Billy “Bigga Rankin” Plummer, the influential Southern DJ and promoter who had longstanding ties throughout the region’s hip-hop scene. The tribute adds another layer to a collaboration connecting two artists whose catalogs have repeatedly crossed paths with Southern rap’s wider network.
With “Ring Around The Rolls,” Ross continues to give Set In Stone a visual identity centered on the lavish imagery that has long defined his music, while Lucci brings a more reflective edge to the record. The official video is available now, adding another chapter to Ross’ 2026 album campaign and putting one of the project’s notable collaborations back in focus.
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