‘We haven’t given that to the fans in a long time,’ Bus says of Diddy-led supergroup that includes Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous. By Shaheem Reid Busta Rhymes Photo: MTV News Busta Rhymes says the formation of the collection of artists known as “The Dream Team” is a dream come true for fans. “It’s been a long time since we’ve been able to see artists of this magnitude come together and rock with each other as a unified front,” Busta explained on Saturday backstage at the Birthday Bash 15 concert held at Atlanta’s Philips Arena. “For one reason or another, there’s more beef than it is unity. So it’s a great thing that dudes of this caliber, just artists in general, can come together and rock and support each other’s movement. The Dream Team is pretty much that: We’re here to support each other’s movement.” When Busta does his roll call of the squad formerly known as “The Supreme Team,” he name-checks Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, Red Caf
