Rick Ross has reintroduced Jessica Gomes to fans, the woman behind the iconic "Maybach Music" tag heard on various Maybach Music Group records.
On Monday, the Biggest Boss took to his Instagram with a post saluting Gomes for the work she did creating one of the most famous hip-hop tags over the last several years. In his post, viewers can hear Gomes say the tag before her picture pops up in the clip.
"Have you ever wondered who is THE VOICE behind the infamous Maybach Music tag," Rick Ross wrote. "Let me introduce you to the talented Jessica Gomes. Everybody, go follow @iamjessicagomes , and when you see her somewhere on her boss travels, share an @officialbelaire toast with her , and say 'Mmmmmmmaybach Music!' #LLBB #MMG."
Gomes was revealed as the voice behind the beloved tag when she retweeted a post in 2012 that called her the "Maybach Music lady." Her hip-hop résumé doesn't just stop with Maybach Music Group as she was also featured in a commercial for Diddy's fragrance "Unforgivable" and received a shoutout from Kanye West on his 2010 song "Christian Dior Denim Flow."
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She also was featured on a Complex Magazine cover in 2007. Today, Gomes is a force in the fashion world, working on modeling campaigns with Celine, Prada, and more.
Rick Ross recently shared the story behind another iconic Maybach Music Group moment when he jumped off a bridge in the "Speedin'" music video. The person who jumped was clearly a stunt double, and the rapper explained the person got paid a small sum to do it.
"Right behind me is the world-famous [bridge] that it look like Rozay jumped off in that DJ Khaled video," said Rick Ross in a video with a huge grin on his face. "But just for the record, the homie that jumped off for me, he a real G. He did it for $300. You feel me?"
