RickRoss wind caught Don Lemons fired from CNN after 17 years on the network and was surprised, to say the least. The Miami Gardens The rapper responded to the news in a clip that has now gone viral online, and took the opportunity to let Lemon know he’d be brokering him with a job as a fry cook at one of the 30 Wingstop franchises he currently owns.
Rapper Rick Ross’s love of food, particularly chicken wings, led him to invest heavily in the wing stop brand almost 20 years ago. Rozay fell in love with his first taste of the Texas chain’s Lemon Pepper Wings, and his bet paid off handsomely: with an estimated $7 million in annual revenue since then.
Rick Ross wants former CNN host Don Lemon to work in one of his Wingstop franchises
Rick Ross’ job offer to Don Lemon
Taking to Instagram Live, Rozay shared his thoughts (and job offer) publicly: “I just found out Don Lemon got fired from CNN. Damn it, buddy. But, you know what? This brother has your back.”
The Maybach Music Group mogul then explained his offer: “We’re hiring at Wingstop. And for some reason I think you know what you’re doing with the lemon pepper wings, so man, just send in your resume. I’ma make sure I put you in front of the right grill, bro. Stand firm, brother.”
I’ll make sure I put you in front of the right grill, bro. Stand firm, brother
Given that a fast-food chef might be below Lemon’s pay grade, Ricky made Rozay another offer for another of his ventures. “I just had an amazing idea — well really, Don, you helped me think of it,” the rap mogul explained. “I have to put a stop to the team Rap star energy drink and let them know we should introduce the Don Lemon flavor. What do you think? Yes, Put onwe got you brother!”
Don Lemon has yet to respond to Wingstop’s job offer
Don Lemon, who was abruptly terminated by CNN, has yet to respond to Ross’ offers. In fact, he hasn’t made any public statements shadowing his former employer since his farewell message on social media because he “didn’t have the decency to tell (him) it directly.”
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