Not only is Rick Ross a successful rapper and American football player, he also knows how to throw a good car and bike show.

From Hollywood A-listers to car collectors and top athletes, keep an eye out for the latest celebrity updates at Supercar Blondie.
Bernard Arnault heads up a multinational home to crazy popular fashion brands like Louis Vuitton.
The Canadian rapper basically sleeps on a bed of gold in his Toronto home.
While most people would flip out if someone backed into their motorbike, his reaction was the total opposite.
Despite being only 23 years old, Miami Heat ‘Guard’ Tyler Herro is already building an enviable car collection, including Mercedes-Maybach models.
Michael Jordan’s game-worn jersey has fetched millions just a couple of months after the star’s game-worn sneakers from the ‘Last Dance’ sold for a crazy amount.
The price of this Volkswagen Jetta has more doubled due to the ‘Fast and Furious effect’ – the fact that Frankie Muniz used to own it certainly helped too.
As if having your own pair of signature shoes from Nike isn’t enough, LeBron James has a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster to match.
‘Every time I went to a business meeting, the guys would turn away and look at my lawyers and accountants.’
50 Cent spent seven figures on this jet car but it turned out to be a bad investment as the rapper ended up selling it for less than one tenth of its value.
The 15 major world championship winner just gave us a sneak peek inside his insane all-black car collection and wow.
The founder says what he is creating is a ‘necessary evil’.
He had to come up with a crazy suspension system to make this work.
Michael Jordan’s mansion near Chicago has 19 (!!!) bathrooms, a fish pond, a golf court, and a basketball court – but no one wants to buy it.
The driver of the Bugatti Chiron clearly thought he knew what he was doing when trying to park the supercar, but his lapse in judgement proved costly.
50 Cent spent seven figures on this jet car but it turned out to be a bad investment as the rapper ended up selling it for less than one tenth of its value.