Rick Ross & Why Imitation Isn't Always a Form of Flattery

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Brain Drain with Connor McCann

Connor McCann

27 episodes

4 days ago

Join host Connor McCann as he drains his brain into the microphone in this new podcast. Listen and watch as Connor discusses controversial, multi faceted and lesser known topics from the world over, including sports, politics, history and crime. Check Connor out on Spotify, YouTube as well as on Amazon where you can purchase his new novel "The Painted Ladies" today! Contact: braindraincm@gmail.com

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Rick Ross & Why Imitation Isn't Always a Form of Flattery

Brain Drain with Connor McCann

19 minutes 40 seconds

4 years ago

Rick Ross & Why Imitation Isn't Always a Form of Flattery

In this episode, Connor discusses the lawsuit launched by former drug kingpin Ricky Ross against a man named William Roberts. And what was this lawsuit based on? The fact that Roberts performed, very successfully, under the persona of a wealthy cocaine kingpin. His persona's name? Rick Ross. Should be an open and shut case, right? Listen now to find out.