There's nowhere Rick Ross would rather be than behind the wheel of an industrial lawn tractor, mowing all 280 acres of his Atlanta estate. 'It’s something I look forward to.'
On most days, Ross remains busy with other pursuits befitting a rap mogul, whether it’s readying new albumor doing his diligence as a Wingstop franchise owner by helping the chainearlier this summer. He sees his lawn-mowing shifts as a meditative break from that daily grind. “When I’m in a tractor, I’m sitting seven feet in the sky, surrounded by nothing but peace: trees, deers, bucks,” he says. “I’m thinking about my children, my investments, my next moves on records.
Ross enjoys the cowboy aesthetic he’s taken on tending to his range. Asked for advice on how to pull off wearing a cowboy hat, he confidently responds: “As you step out of the bed and you put your feet down on the towel, you just got to tell yourself you’re the biggest fucking boss. You can put on the ugliest hat you want to and still be beautiful, because I’m a beautiful motherfucker.”
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