Only months after hinting at his lack of interest in TV and criticizing 50 Cent for making just $250k from the entire season one of his STARZ TV series ‘BMF,’ Rick Ross has confirmed that he’s now working on his own TV show.
Taking to his Instagram stories over the weekend, Rozay appeared to have changed his mindset on the statement, as he announced his upcoming set.
He stated, “The time has come, and the perfect time is now. I’ma go ahead and do me a show. The time is now. It’s going to be about wealth, based on success. We actually filming right now, but I hope y’all are ready for it ’cause I’ma talk some big numbers. Big numbers. This the nine-figure club, you figure? It’s going down like that.”
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Previously, Ross told GQ magazine and expressed his dissatisfaction with acting, saying:
“There ain’t enough money in acting,” before trolling longtime rival 50 Cent for only making “250k off the whole season” of BMF, adding “Your man made $250K for the season doing that. That little season, STARZ TV s###. What channel is it really?”
Ross will go on to take another jab at Fif, saying the ‘In Da Club’ rapper did a mistake by airing his show at STARZ, telling him “he should’ve just went Revolt.” In doing so, Rozay may have revealed his network of choice for his upcoming show. He later adds, “Just go Revolt next time. Tell Curtis I said, “Go Revolt.””
Furthermore, Ross is actively promoting his new car show, which the entertainer promises will be “the biggest car show of 2022,” which he announced by tagging fellow musicians such as Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, T.I., French Montana, DJ Khaled, and more. The shows debut event is scheduled to take place at Ross’ “The Promiseland” home in Atlanta.






