Rick Ross has been roasted over a rather provocative dance performance, with a lot of comments taking aim at the shape of his body.
On Tuesday (March 5), Rozay took to Instagram to advertise his third annual “Car and Bike Show.” Rocking a fur coat with no shirt underneath, a beret, Yeezys, and gym shorts, Ross presented an unforgettable image.
After quoting Beenie Man‘s “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” the “Hustlin’” rapper showcased some dance moves across his palatial mansion that left little to the imagination.
Check out the clip below:
A number of rappers hopped in the comments to show their support for Ross, like 2 Chainz who wrote: “Hahaha my dawg shot out.”
Busta Rhymes offered up a bevy of crying laughter emojis, while Maxo Kream added: “I see yu big dog I jus took them Yeezys off.”
Other users weren’t so quick to applaud Rozay. One user offered up two crying laughter emojis before adding: “This n-gga been on diet for 6 years and maintained the same shape.”
“Built like an orange on toothpicks,” another commenter said, while a third kept the food themes going, adding: “N-gga built like a drumstick.” One other user brought Meek Mill into it, saying: “Way too zesty, first Meek now this.”
LeBron James offered up a number of crying laughter emojis, too, but there’s another athlete who hasn’t been so amused by Rick Ross’ antics.
Earlier this week, the “Aston Martin Music” star was criticized by Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill for filming his house while it was on fire.
When the NFL star’s house caught fire last month, Ross posted videos of the blaze online as he lives opposite Hill in Broward County, Florida. Hill said that he was not happy about the MMG mogul videoing the incident.
Speaking on The Pivot Podcast, the Super Bowl champion said: “I just wanna say, Rick Ross, I can’t vibe with you. I can’t fuck with you no more, bro.
“You ain’t even come over. You had the audacity to talk to a fireman, you got my number. You get on Twitter, post me all over Twitter after what me and my family went through. You supposed to be the neighborhood hero.”
When Tyreek Hill’s house caught fire in early January, Rick Ross took it upon himself to report on the situation, giving updates to his social media followers.
He also speculated on what caused the fire and the level of damage. “Just my opinion: must be an electrical fire because the smoke is getting thicker and thicker as the fire trucks stand here… More and more helicopters,” he said while filming the disaster from his front yard.
“Lil bro gonna have to build a new crib. It’s all good, though. Spent $10 [million] on this one. Rebuild another one. Live it up. We getting worse. Helicopters in the sky.”
