One day after he was nearly mowed down in a burst of gunfire on Las Olas Boulevard, Rick Ross rapped about his experience. One day after he was nearly mowed down in a burst of gunfire on Las Olas Boulevard, Rick Ross rapped about his experience.
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Rapper Rick Ross was keeping a low profile Tuesday, one day after his brush with bullets on the streets of Fort Lauderdale.
Though he has yet to comment on the incident, the self-proclaimed “Boss” did what he does best: He rapped about the incident.
“I can’t believe I’m alive,” he said, dropping a rhyme about his near-death experience into a recording by a fellow rapper, Kendrick Lamar, titled B---- Don’t Kill my Vibe. The verse was distributed through social media by his record label late Monday and spread quickly over the Internet.
Police Tuesday released edited 911 calls placed when the gunfire broke out about 5 a.m. Monday on Las Olas Boulevard near Southeast 15th Avenue. Bullets pierced the windows of nearby businesses, including the landmark Floridian diner.
“I just heard a bunch of gunshots go off and a car sped by . . .” said one woman, who identified herself as the Floridian’s manager. “Oh my God, they’re turning around and coming back. I’m hanging up.”
Then a woman calls to report that a car, Ross’ Rolls-Royce, has crashed into the front door of her apartment, next door to the corner eatery.
"I'm sleeping and I hear this screaming and yelling and a crash,” she tells the dispatcher. “There’s a car at my front door!”
“Is there anyone in the vehicle? the dispatcher asks
“No, they ran away,” the woman tells the dispatcher.
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Sekian tentang musibah yang menimpa Rick Ross, apabila ada kesalahan saya mohon maaf, terima kasih.
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