News: Rick Ross, Rosa Acosta & Wiz Khalifa Welcome Anjali to Hollywood!

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HOLLYWOOD, CA (Dec. 22, 2014)  -- Maybach Music Group's famed "biggest boss that you’ve seen thus far" Rick Ross and VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star Sincere Show hosted a star-studded nightlife soiree at Supper Club in Hollywood Saturday night. Guests were treated to a surprise live performance by Ricky Rozay at the sold out party. In the middle of it all was Pop Star Anjali World who ordered multiple bottles of Ace of Spades delivered from the ceiling for the birthday celebration of Executive Producer Super Dave. Celebrity guests also in attendance included Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Mally Mall, Matt Barnes, Rosa Acosta and rising star Melo KAN.

The packed house was filled with ballers and beauties popping bottles nonstop. Sincere Show, one of Hollywood’s most sought after promoters and show makers, had the club “going up” into the wee hours of morning, with the hottest music provided by DJ Mark Da Spot and Dirty Draws.

***Thanks to Li'Mari' (Echoing Soundz) for sending***

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