Rapper Rick Ross has well over 100 tattoos that cover almost every surface of his body.
The Teflon Don's first tattoo — a dollar sign he got when he was 13 or 14 — was a sign of things to come.
But where on his body was it?
"Man... It's in the midst! It's in the midst...because I had to get it somewhere my shirt wouldn't really show it, you know?"
His most personal tattoos, though, are the ones that honor the people he's lost.
"I have a 'Rest In Peace' to my dad. 'Rest In Peace' to three or four of my friends. My favorite Bible scriptures — Psalm 27..."
"...'Against All Odds,' 'Millionaire,' [and] different cars I received."
"I have over 50 different dollar signs tattooed on me in different places."
And what do they represent? "Get money. Get money. Fuck what anyone talking about — get money."
Rozay has his childhood nickname, "Chill Will," tatted across his stomach...
...as well as his goal: "100 Million."
His other tattoos include skulls (one of which is on his stomach, with his belly button standing in as the nasal cavity), "5 Star G," his nickname "Teflon Don," and "the list goes on..."
He has both his parents' birthdates tattooed as Roman numerals on his bottom knuckles, with "Rick Ross" spelled out across his top ones.
"I have a 'W' here for win, because thats what's always on my mind."
So, when you're a walking piece of art with a tattoo addiction, what happens when you run out of room on your arms and chest?
Ross says he uses tattoos as "timekeepers," or reminders that immortalize major moments in his life.
While he's never regretted any of his ink, he's had some botched work done where his artist "might have been on mushrooms..."
Rozay's advice for people nervous about getting something permanently inked on their body?
"My mind frame was always that it's all about your spirit. Can't cherish the flesh. That'd be over before we know it."
"And don't I look beautiful?"
