This 4-time Grammy-Nominated American rapper is tapping into his inner OJ Simpson persona. Enthusiasts are well aware of the palpable excitement surrounding the release of the singer’s latest offering. To highlight the loyalty of their fanbase, the artist from Georgia has recreated a significant pop culture moment. Interestingly, this idea is drawn from former Bills running back Simpson’s infamous 1994 viral incident.

Recently, there were reports that Simpson had a heart attack, but he dismissed them as untrue. He’s been in good health and active on social media, sharing insights on social and sports matters. However, he’s now in the news again due to a well-known artist incorporating Simpson’s car-chase moment into his latest track.

The iconic moment making a comeback in a music video!

In his most recent music video “Rodeo Dr,” American rapper Gunna honors a significant moment in American history by skillfully recreating OJ Simpson’s famous Ford Bronco car chase. The video, directed by Spike Jordan, captures Gunna’s escape from fans and reporters in a white Ford Bronco on the iconic streets of Los Angeles.

This release coincides with Gunna’s comeback following his time in jail. Gunna’s admission of guilt to a conspiracy charge related to organized crime led to his release.

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Through this video, the rapper draws a connection between OJ Simpson’s reported criminal past and his encounters during a similar situation.

What exactly was the 1994 viral incident?

For those who might not recall, OJ Simpson was at the heart of a major controversy in 1995. He faced a trial for the alleged murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman. Eventually, he was found not guilty, because of his strong legal team led by the late Johnnie Cochran and Robert Kardashian.

Before the trial began, there was a warrant for Simpson’s arrest in 1994. Instead of turning himself in, the NFL Hall-of-Famer led Los Angeles police officers on a 60-mile car chase through the city in his white Ford Bronco. This event was broadcast on television and remains one of the most-watched moments in American history.

Taking inspiration from this incident, Gunna has stepped forward to recreate the scene, nearly 30 years later.

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