Rick Ross had an even better 4/20 than most, as he walked away from it with $130,000 worth of free jewelry as a gift from his business partner in his latest cannabis endeavor.
TMZ shared a video of the expensive token of appreciation on Tuesday (April 25), showing High Tolerance CEO Manny blessing his partner with a ring, chain and pendant.
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The chain has over 19 diamond carats and retails for $40,000, while the pendant is made of 14k rose gold and costs over $30,000. As for the $60,000 ring, it has over 22 carats of VS1 and f-colored diamonds and 14k gold.
Check out the clip below:
Rick Ross and High Tolerance partnered up in March for a weed strain named Collins Ave, which is set to be released on June 1.
“High Tolerance is the best flower for all the ones who like to blow that good gas,” Rozay said. “This is the best flower in the world … this is why I decided to team up with High Tolerance. They have the best flower on the streets. Shout out to Manny, the biggest.”
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Manny also showed his excitement for collaborating with Rick Ross, telling TMZ that the Biggest Bawse is “a true cannabis connoisseur.”
The Florida rapper joins the likes of Jadakiss, Jim Jones, Ghostface Killah, Juelz Santana, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Beanie Sigel, Dave East, Millyz, Lil Meech and the late Draco the Ruler as ambassadors for High Tolerance.
This isn’t the first time Rick Ross has used his old Miami neighborhood’s name for a weed line. In 2020, he teamed up with Berner’s cannabis brand Cookies to launch Collins Ave, featuring three specially curated strains: Collins Ave, Pink Rozay and Lemon Pepper.
“I want to be a force within the cannabis industry and bring a superior quality product to the masses, particularly my people in the South,” he said at the time. “I’m honored to be in partnership with Berner and Cookies, who, in my opinion, are the best in the business. I love the product and truly stand behind it. Watch what we do!”
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Rick Ross also launched a hemp company in 2021 that aims to help smokers reap the health benefits of the plant.
