Imagine that you are famous and making big claims about your achievements. Can you really live without showing off your private jet as a cause for “inspiration” to other people to follow their dreams? By getting his own private jet, Rick Ross has joined a group of famous people who spend a lot of money.

If anyone doesn’t know this, Ross is happy to let them know through all of his constant sharing and bragging on social media. During his show, “Rich Boss,” he shows off the lavish lifestyle of the character by showing off everything from customized cars to designer clothes and diamond jewelry in a way that is more amazing than a store display.

Ironically, what eclipses Rick Ross’ apparent commitment to being a role model through flamboyant displays is his collection of luxury vehicles. His assortment spans from state-of-the-art custom rides to meticulously restored classic vehicles, motorcycles, and even bicycles. This lavish collection consists of over 100 items strategically situated across the United States. In recent times, Ross has instituted an annual car event at his Florida estate that amalgamates the allure of a car exhibition with the extravagance of a star-studded gala, replete with lavish rewards for fellow automobile enthusiasts.

Up until last week, the only thing that was missing from Ross’s extravagant scenario was a private jet. In any case, that hole has been fixed, and he didn’t keep his many fans in the dark. He happily showed off his customized jet on the tarmac through videos and photos, calling it a “five-billion-dollar move.” Unfortunately, this led a lot of people to think wrongly that he had actually paid such an enormous amount for the plane.

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Even if he were that rich, which he isn’t, that price tag doesn’t make sense. A 2012 Gulfstream G 550 with two Rolls-Royce engines and a custom paint job from Duncan Aviation is the plane in question. Ross likes to use the word “5-b²ll²o‚— move” to make himself look like a possible future billionaire. He also makes it clear that, unlike his friends who chose to cover their planes with stickers, he chose to paint them over instead because he didn’t like the way the stickers would peel off.

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At the moment, the G 550 happily shows “RICK RO$$” in rose gold letters on a black background, with the Maybach Music Group logo on the tail. The rapper bought the plane for Maybach AIR LLC in April of this year, as shown by the registration number N676AS. This means that he probably waited for the customization process to be finished before the big reveal.

Ross writes on his Instagram Stories, “The sky’s the limit… Maybach Airlines!” “Reaching new heights,” enticing his fans to join him on his upcoming trips around the world. And yet, this feeling is probably more of a metaphor than a real one.