Rick Ross' Stunt Double Gets $300 to Jump Off Bridge in Video

Rick Ross said this week on social media that his stunt double was paid $300 to soar off a Miami bridge in a music video for his 2007 single, “Speedin” that includes R.Kelly.

Rick Ross Reveals How Much He Paid His Stunt Double for “Speedin'” Music Video

On Wednesday (July 5), Rozay went on Instagram whereas visiting the situation the place the notable scene was filmed. In the clip beneath, the “Ashton Martin Music” rapper revealed that his stunt double for the “Speedin'” music video was compensated $300.

“Right behind me is the world-famous [bridge] that it look like Rozay jumped off in that DJ Khaled video,” Rick Ross gleefully said.

Afterward, Ross unveils that his stunt double did the soar for him for $300.

“But just for the record, the homie that jumped off for me, he a real G,” Rick Ross added. “He did it for $300. You feel me?”

What Happened in the First Scene of the “Speedin'” Music Video?

In the primary scene of the “Speedin”” music video, Rick Ross and DJ Khaled are stopped by the police, which may be seen beneath.

After the cops ask Rozay for his license and registration, he questions why he is been pulled over. Once the cops reveal that it is for driving too quick, DJ Khaled reminds them that he and Ross are the most effective. However, that does not cease legislation enforcement from asking for the musicians’ credentials.

In an try to flee from the scene, Ross’ stunt double will get out of the automobile, acts like he is complying and jumps off the bridge. At the tip of the video, the officer is handed a watch and tells Rick Ross and DJ Khaled to have a pleasant day as they depart them in the mud.