Rapper Rick Ross Mows His Own 235-Acre Lawn On A Custom Tractor

Rick Ross might be a very successful rapper, but he’s still mowing his own lawn.

In a brand new interview, the 45-year-old musician revealed that he’s all about keeping himself grounded and does that by mowing his own lawn with his very own custom tractor, and doesn’t splurge on a private flight.

Click inside to read what Rick Ross revealed…

During an interview with Forbes, Rick shared that while is bringing in money with his music, he’s all about saving it up too.

“I don’t have a big jet. I try my best to fly Delta,” he shared about keeping costs down on luxuries. “I love swap meets and antique stores. I love finding beautiful things that cost $8 or $20.”

Rick also opened up about mowing his own lawn on his Georgia estate.

“When I bought the Fayetteville estate, locals would see me walk out of a restaurant and scream, ‘You know Holyfield spent $1 million a year to cut the grass.’ So I decided that I was gonna cut my own grass. And that’s what I did,” he says.

Rick said that he bought the biggest tractor from John Deere, “the most efficient tractor. I told them I had 200-plus acres that I wanted to keep cut, and they pointed out the right tractor. I bought it right then and there. I bought the extended attachment on the back that would cut even wider. Once I got it back home, I filled it up with gas.”

“I may have sat in the same spot for two hours before I got everything working, but once I got it going, I didn’t stop. I cut grass for about five hours,” he says.

Rick‘s tractor though, isn’t your run of the mill, average tractor. It has tinted windows, a radio and air conditioning.

“People still know it’s me, but when I get in the tractor, it’s a whole other level of peace, a whole other level of connecting with the estate and the animals and the birds and the wildlife,” he said. “I sit there and have my cannabis rolled up, and, man, I look at the property and can appreciate my struggles and my triumphs, those rough days. It’s the smallest thing, but it keeps a smile on my face.”

Rick continued, “So, you know, for anybody who doesn’t cut their own grass, I would say take time out every two or three months to cut your grass because it is such a great and peaceful sensation.”