Chicago police investigating death threats from GD gang towards Rick Ross

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Death Threats Towards Ricky Rozay





  The saga between Rick Ross and Chicago based street gang Gangster Disciples continues. A video was leaked by the GD where they were demanding that Rozay cut them a check for using their six-pointed symbol, and dropping their leader, Larry Hoover’s name on wax. This lead to the cancellation of some shows, and eventually the rest of MMG tour. Although The Bawse was adamant that this was not the reason for the cancellation, and maintained that he is “a real Boss”. 
Seems like the GD's are out to get Ross. With the growing number of GD gang members posting videos threating Rozay. Ross has GD's from Tennessee, Atlanta, Chicago, Florida, Colorado, and both of the Carolinas posting threating videos. Here is the GD's of Atlanta, GA.

Here is Rick Ross Response

 
Rick Ross says he was just in chicago walking the streets and that he is a "boss." Ross believes that being a "boss" means, having money and taking care of business, which he say he does.

Should Ross Cut the Check or NOT?

Yes, I had to find this picture of Ross to put up, because I find it so funny. Although I do not agree with the constant threats that the GDs are giving to Ross, he probably should have never got himself into to trouble like this. Gangs are taken serious by the members and most will do anything for the gang without questions or concerns, because they feel that the gang is all that they have. This picture of course questions Ross's "realness" to the life he speaks of in his songs. I am not the person to pass judgement of Rick Ross being "real" or not and neither is anyone else. Hey Idk Ricky maybe you should've rapped about life as a corrections officer. All I know is Rozay makes good music and has what I consider a pretty successful career. Lets Hope this does not ruin it and that nothing dangerous happen. Maybe you should just cut the check Rozay if it's worth saving your life.  

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