Rick Ross has announced that he is looking to hire his own personal flight attendant on a massive six-figure salary.
In a video posted to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday (November 14), Ross essentially acts as a job advert for the position, saying: “Right behind me is Maybach Air. For the very first time, the boss Rozay is looking for his own personal flight attendant, my own personal cabin attendant, paying anywhere between $85,000 and $115,000 annually, that’s a year.”
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Ross went on to detail what he was looking for in an applicant: “You gotta have experience, you gotta have that positive vibe, you gotta be able to prepare the cuisine, serve the cuisine. I’ve had a seizure on a plane before, you gotta be able to handle the CPR. Of course, let’s travel the world, let’s be about our business, let’s be professional.”
“I need an amazing and professional cabin attendant. I’m looking for you. I can’t wait to find you.”
In the caption of his clip, he directed applicants to email tawanda@maybachmusicempire.com.
The “Aston Martin Music” rapper recently bought his own private jet, which has been emblazoned with his name and the logo of his record company, Maybach Music Group.
In clips posted to social media, Rick Ross can be seen giving his followers a tour of the jet and saying: “Who wanna go ’round the world with Ricky Rozay? Let’s take our hustle around the world, not just in the U.S. — Africa, what’s up? Greece, what’s up?”
“This is my first jet I ever bought,” he continues. “Don’t you ever stop chasing your dreams. Don’t you ever let nobody tell you what you worth. Don’t you ever accept that.”
Rozay has always had a taste for fine machines with a car collection that includes over 100 vehicles. He has even begun putting on a car and bike show at his estate in Georgia.
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This year’s show took place in June and featured appearances from Diddy, Tyler, The Creator, Meek Mill and 2 Chainz.
The event also featured hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewelry giveaways, with Ross getting custom Rolls-Royce-inspired items made for the show.
