Rick Ross is a fella who has been steeped in controversy and drama for years. It’s worked out well for him though and his music career is booming. So you know what that means don’t ya? He’s been declared an Illuminati mover and shaker. OBVIOUSLY.
That’s the default setting for Youtube commenters these days, if they don’t understand how someone’s got rich without them noticing, they’re instantly declared a product of some kind of Freemason/Illuminati witchcraft and voodoo deal.
His slow grow into the money-making machine he is today is actually a little bit more interesting than that, and pretty funny when read by someone like myself who isn’t particularly interested in the pouting and glock waving of modern hip-pop.
Many of these rising and risen stars are assumed to be Illuminati because of their “super fast” rise to riches. The real story is the same across the board, they worked hard and got good, someone injected a butt load of cash and they kept on grinding and showing off until they started hitting the headlines.
Rick Ross was born in Mississippi in 1976 as William Leonard Roberts II. He named himself after Freeway Ricky Ross who was some kind of LA drug trafficker extraordinaire.
He signed up with Suave House Records then later Slip-n-Slide Records. His debut album Port of Miami was released in August 2006 and debuted at the top spot on the US Billboard 200 album chart, with sales at 187,000 units after its first week.
In March 2008, his second album Trilla was released and also debuted at the top of the Billboard 200. He’s released six studio albums now but to be honest it doesn’t seem like it’s the music that’s got him the attention, and it certainly isn’t with help from the mighty Illuminati hand either.
His perfect response to being part of the Illuminati on the next page…
What really got Ross noticed was his ongoing stream of controversy. He kind of drew himself up to be a big drug dealing pimp sort of character, you know the type. But then in 2008 it got leaked that he had worked as a correctional officer for some time. Pictures came out of him wearing his uniform etc. He denied it at first but so much info got leaked that he had to admit it.
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In 2009 Rick Ross started a feud with 50 Cent for “looking at him wrong”. Fiddy joined the feud with relish and ripped into him big time. Having a beef with a super famous rapper is going to raise your profile no end, for better or worse.
In 2010 he got sued by Freeway Ricky Ross (above) for using his name. Freeway lost and Rick Ross got a butt load of air time. Later in the year he released an album called Teflon Don and almost immediately got sued by a rapper called Teflon Don, that claim was unsuccessful too. Here’s the original Teflon Don:
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In 2011 Rick Ross got arrested for smoking weed in his Hilton Hotel room and in 2013 was involved in a drive by. He was with his girlfriend and they didn’t get shot, but they did crash into an apartment. Later 50 Cent would claim it was all a set up to make Rick Ross look more hard.
Ross also got into a spot of bother in 2013 when one of his lyrics was accused of being pro-rape and 72,000 signatures ended up convincing Reebok to drop him from their payroll. Here’s the line that caused the fuss:
Put molly all in her champagne/ She ain’t even know it/ I took her home and I enjoyed that/ She ain’t even know it.
I guess I’m not appreciating the subtlety?
Whilst we’re on the subject I think it’s pretty mad that a rap star that glorifies drugs, guns, shooting, maiming and causing beef is completely fine as a sponsor for a shoe brand, or anyone for that matter.
So there’s Rick Ross’ life in brief, but the reason I started this was because of a recent Rolling Stones interview with the man himself about the Illuminati claims. His response is perfect:
Man, there’s a part of me that laughs when I hear that… It’s a compliment. Like, ‘Wow, I made it, I’m in the Illuminati!’ But people who say sh*t like that, to me, are like people who believe in f*cking magic”. He’s quick to defend magicians though: “David Copperfield is a close homey of mine – I told him I was going to bring my yacht out to his private island – but the f*cking Illuminati? What the f*ck…If the Illuminati was like Men in Black, I would’ve been told them to come to the house. You mean they just pull up and zap you and you’re successful and rich? Shut the f*ck up! You know, I just smile and keep it going, man.
I’m not sure I’m too keen on the man, but the Illuminati rebuttal is the best I’ve seen to date.
