Photo: Fabolous' Instagram
It was a busy weekend for rapper Fabolous, John David Jackson on his real name, who’s fans have been waiting for Loso’s Way 2 album to be released for over an year now. The 26-year old was shooting a new video Saturday, having DJ Mustard along posing next to their Rolls-Royce Ghosts.
The first official single from Loso’s Way 2 called “Ready” features singer Chris Brown, while the second one, “When I Feel Like It” features 2 Chainz and was released last year in July. However, with all this teasing going on, the album is still not ready. Scheduled to be released in 2013, Fabolous seems he finally finished recording and was filming a new video with fellow rapper and record producer DJ Mustard, the other day.
“Being hot gets you the MVP. Staying got gets you the Hall of Fame! 10 Summers. Album drops August 12th,” the Brooklyn-based rapper quoted next to the picture he posted on his Instagram Account. And when your new mixtape is two steps from hitting the market it’s obvious you’ll bring the big guns with you. In this case, we’re talking about a Rolls-Royce Ghost, two of them.
We’re sure you’ve dreamt driving one to work, but ever imagined owning two Rolls Royce Ghosts? That’s pretty much the message this two artists are sending to their fans and we can feel the envy building up. However, these artists nowadays play a different game, and the hundred-thousand dollar luxury ride is already considered outdated. It’s like only Bugatti drivers are cool anymore.
“Being hot gets you the MVP. Staying got gets you the Hall of Fame! 10 Summers. Album drops August 12th,” the Brooklyn-based rapper quoted next to the picture he posted on his Instagram Account. And when your new mixtape is two steps from hitting the market it’s obvious you’ll bring the big guns with you. In this case, we’re talking about a Rolls-Royce Ghost, two of them.
We’re sure you’ve dreamt driving one to work, but ever imagined owning two Rolls Royce Ghosts? That’s pretty much the message this two artists are sending to their fans and we can feel the envy building up. However, these artists nowadays play a different game, and the hundred-thousand dollar luxury ride is already considered outdated. It’s like only Bugatti drivers are cool anymore.
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