Rick Ross on Gangster Disciples, Canceled MMG Tour: "Never Was It Due to Any Threats"

S. Pajot December 11, 2012 3:00PM

"I'm a certified man. I am a real boss."

That's the official Rick Ross response to all the suckas who think that death threats from a North Carolina chapter of the Gangster Disciples could keep the Bawse from doin' work.

Last week, GDs from NC warned Rozay about exploiting the gang by using the name of its founder, Larry Hoover, in the lyrics to "B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast)" and the six-point star in the album art for the Black Bar Mitzvah mixtape.

On Friday, the last six shows of the MMG Tour were abruptly canceled. And many fans and bloggers assumed these two incidents were linked.

But the Bawse says, Nah. And yesterday, he visited 99 Jamz's Felisha Monet to untwist this shit.

UPDATE Rick Ross told by Gangster Disciples in Chicago: "F#$% you ... Cut the check." And the Chi-Town po-po are investigating.

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