Within a short period of time, the rapper got acquainted with the more mature and respected colleagues, including Trick Daddy and Trina. After signing up a contract with this company, William was proposed to take up the Rick Ross stage name, which he did. As they started, the band intended to cooperate with the small label Suave House Records, yet they were soon noticed by the major recording house Slip N Side Records. In the early nineties, Roberts assembled the rap outfit Carol City Cartel. The songs by its most prominent figures, such as Notorious B.I.G., and Tupac Shakur, could be heard all over the States and sure did reach the ears of the future rapper. As a teenager, he could not but get addicted to the hip-hop culture.
One liked soothing music, while the other like modern pop, but they both disliked electronic dance music.Īs part of the study, they left touch-screen players in the cages of two birds, allowing them to turn on and off two songs at their own leisure.īoth parrots chose to play the music often, and even found their own favorite with one preferring the Scissor Sisters' "I Don't Feel like Dancing" and the other preferring "La Petite Fille de la Mer" by Vangelis.Rick Ross (born William Roberts) was born in Carol City, a very poor town in Florida.
They studied two African grey parrots and found they reacted either positively or negatively to different genres by bobbing their heads and legs or becoming distressed. Researchers at the University of Lincoln found that not only do parrots enjoy music, but they actually have personal preferences of genres and songs too. They found that Snowball didn't just move to a rhythm, but actually adjusted to a new one when the music changed. The team studied another internet-famous dancing parrot, Snowball, who found YouTube fame for dancing to the Backstreet Boys in 2007. In fact, research shows that parrots love music and are thought to be the only animal other than humans, and potentially elephants, to move in synchronization with beats.ĭr Aniruddh Patel and his team at the Neurosciences Institute in San Diego confirmed in 2009 that parrots truly do dance to the tempo of music out of their own free will, just like humans. This specific parrot may have some impressive moves, but it's certainly not the only music-loving bird. "He's cool to visit and friendly when my sister's around but I definitely wouldn't want to own one," he added. The Reddit user described the parrot as a "cute little guy and super smart," but reasoned that he's "loud as a mf, especially when my sister isn't there." Told her the neighbors were complaining about loud music and sent her this from Sister asked if I could check on her bird while she was out of town.
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