The evening also featured performances by Gunplay, Tyler, the Creator, and other artists.
Meek Mill and Gucci Mane performed at Rick Ross’ car show on Saturday, June 3, at his Atlanta residence.
Ross guided fans through his Promised Land home while posting videos from the occasion to his Instagram account throughout the day. Gucci played 2010’s “I Think I Love Her” on a stage in the artist’s backyard, and Meek performed 2012’s “I’m a Boss” for the audience.
In addition to celebrities, Ross’ auto display attracted some of the rapper’s pals. Tyler, the Creator, Gunplay, 2 Chainz, and more notable guests were there.
According to Fox 5 Atlanta, Fayette County police praised Ross for a drama-free, peaceful celebration.
Fayette County Sheriff Barry Babb remarked, “He hired a really good team that produced a lot of good work for us.”
“We’ve been able to collaborate with numerous agencies, the only drawback being a few minor traffic hiccups. Because we’re able to work together in a way we’ve never worked before, it’s been incredibly wonderful for the community in terms of law enforcement.
But there was a lot of drama leading up to the incident. Rozay’s initial application for a car show permit was turned down, according to WSB-TV, because of Ross’ neighbors.
His neighbors complained about the traffic last year’s inaugural Car and Bike Show generated to the Fayetteville Board of Commissions.
The “Biggest Bawse” ultimately obtained his permit after considerable wrangling.
Additionally, DJ Envy from The Breakfast Club brought smoke to his auto display. Envy told the talking head that he would throw his own auto show to honor Young Dolph, and Ross responded that he “wasn’t on his level.”
And people shouldn’t construct cars just to attend your car show, Envy. No one should travel from another state to attend your auto exhibition, Envy.
The Florida native made fun of “Da Beige Rage.” you observe? However, Envy, sees to it that they have everything they require. Memphis, you all had best hold Envy accountable. Be humble, envy. Respectfully, beige lad. You’re a brown boy! And see to the welfare of my people.
These have been around. We genuinely display love. All you do is market.
Rick Ross wants people to be able to see his automotive collection in person rather than only admiring it online.
The “Hustlin'” rapper did this by allowing the inaugural Promise Land Car and Bike Show to take place this past Saturday at his Fayettville, Georgia, plantation. Rozay’s cherished goods were on display for auto and rap enthusiasts equally during what appeared to have been a beautiful spring day.
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