Rick Ross has crowned the winners of his car show with various icy chains inspired by all things automobiles.
Rozay previously claimed to have spent about $300,000 in jewelry prizes for the winners and he posted a few of the Rolls-Royce-inspired jewelry to Instagram earlier this week.
“Keys open doors! This Month we celebrate THE WINNERS @rickrosscarshow,” the MMG boss wrote in one post on Tuesday (June 6).
Fittingly, “The Biggest” Rolls-Royce chain appears to have gone to user @713AB on Instagram, who took home honors for Hustler of the Year. “HUSTLER OF THE YEAR GOES TO H-TOWN’S FINEST @713ab CONGRATS,” Ross added.
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Ross first revealed some of the prize chains for his car show, which he compared to the Olympics, while taking a break from flaming his new rival DJ Envy.
“This the first time we revealing what it looks like to be a winner at the Rick Ross car show,” Rozay said. “This heavyweight. This over $300,000 in giveaways. The bottom row, that’s for the heavyweights — best car, best bike. The top row — Hustler of the Year and Best Hot Rod.”
Rick Ross’ car show appeared to go smoothly as plenty of industry heavyweights were spotted in attendance, like Diddy, Tyler, the Creator, 2 Chainz, Gunplay and more.
Aside from the big names, the event also made waves with the local community, especially car enthusiasts.
One fan stole the show when they actually parachuted into the car show, which amazed Rick Ross, who pleaded with cops to not press charges against the parachuter.
“Only thing I don’t like about it is he didn’t tell me what time to expect him jumping out of the goddam plane and landing in my backyard,” he said. “By the time I ran back there, they was dragging his ass … and he had a huge smile on his face and said, ‘please, please, please don’t press charges.’”
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