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Rick Ross Unravels Over Freeway Rick Ross Inspiration Questions: “Why Would A Crackhead Inspire The Boss?” 🎥: @pbd.podcast Blogged by: @Cabbagepatchgrl Rick Ross sat down with Patrick Bet-David on the PBD Podcast and what started as a standard sit down turned into one of the more uncomfortable moments on the show in recent memory. When Bet-David brought up Freeway Rick Ross and asked whether the real life drug kingpin had any influence on the rapper’s chosen name, Ross did not answer the question. He went on an extended rant that lasted several minutes, repeatedly called Freeway Rick a crackhead, questioned the quality of the interview, and at one point pulled out his phone mid conversation trying to find footage of Freeway Rick smoking crack to show the host in real time. “Why would a crackhead inspire the boss Rick Ross?” he said, repeating the line multiple times throughout the exchange. “Brother, you’re lowering the standard of the interview now.” Freeway Ricky Ross, born Richard Donnell Ross, is a former Los Angeles drug trafficker who built one of the largest crack cocaine distribution networks in the country during the 1980s. At the height of his operation he was moving tens of millions of dollars worth of cocaine through cities across the country. His story became part of the broader conversation around the crack epidemic and its devastation of Black communities nationwide. When Ross began using the name in the early 2000s, Freeway Ricky Ross took issue with it publicly and eventually filed a lawsuit claiming the rapper had profited off his name and identity without permission. The case was dismissed in 2013 when a federal judge ruled that the rapper’s use of the name was protected as an artistic choice and that Freeway Rick had not sufficiently proven damages. The legal loss did not end the public tension between the two men. The rapper’s response to Bet-David’s question was striking less for what it said and more for how agitated he became saying it.
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