Rick Ross is upset that he was denied entry into Buckingham Palace
The 'Hustlin'' had told guards he is the "Biggest Bawse" and should be allowed into the restricted area
Rick Ross has shared his disappointment at being rejected from Buckingham Palace by guards, after claiming he is the "Biggest Bawse" and should be allowed through the gates.
In a video shared online, Rick vlogs himself explaining what happened when he turned up to Buckingham Palace and demanded entry.
He said: “Alright so y’all saw me go to Buckingham Palace. I pulled the homie to the side and told him you know, who I was, the Biggest Bawse. And for one of the first times in a long time that didn’t get me in. It didn’t get me through the gates.”
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Buckingham Palace and all other royal sites are illegal to enter without prior permission under the Serious Crimes Act 2005.
Though it seems the guard thought Rick's attempt was entertaining, instead directing him to a local luxury restaurant.
“I didn’t get to sit at the table,” he continued. “But what he did do was refer me to a spot and they said they’d be waiting on me and I can pick the lobster I wanted to eat so I forgave him.”
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However, the rapper still posted a picture on his Instagram of him standing outside the gates of Buckingham Palace, adopting a powerful pose while sporting a Chicago Bulls vest.
Last September, Rick Ross visited London and shared footage and photos on his Instagram stories.
One Twitter user shared a screen recording of Rick’s story where he went to a London red "Telephone Box" and said he would feel claustrophobic if the door shut and posted a photo with the caption “Momma, ya son house bigger than Scotland Yard”.
Rick Ross collaborated with Freddie Gibbs on the single ‘Ice Cream’. The track, produced by Kenny Beats, uses a sample used by Wu-Tang Clan‘s RZA and Raekwon track - which is also called ‘Ice Cream’.
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