Synopsis

Rick Ross and Ne-Yo appear as members of a flamboyant motorcycle crew cruising through a sun-drenched California landscape. After encountering a woman played by Stacey Dash, Ross takes on the role of a larger-than-life outlaw with luxury cars, custom bikes, colorful clothing, and a protective streak. The video combines romantic pursuit with exaggerated biker imagery, presenting Ross as both a streetwise gang leader and a smooth, unexpectedly tender hero. Its cinematic style gives the track a playful, mini-movie quality.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Super High" was the first single from Rick Ross' fourth studio album, "Teflon Don," released in 2010.

• The video was filmed just outside Los Angeles, California, and features actress Stacey Dash as the central woman in the storyline.

• Ne-Yo later recalled that the biker concept was outside his usual suit-and-tie image. Ross suggested that the pair portray bikers, turning the collaboration into an intentionally unexpected visual pairing.

• The production leans into classic road-movie and biker-film imagery, with motorcycles, a Lamborghini, and a traveling crew forming the visual foundation.

• The video helped establish "Super High" as a cinematic, character-driven introduction to the "Teflon Don" era rather than a straightforward performance clip.

• A later "Sativa Remix" featured Ne-Yo, Curren$y, and Wiz Khalifa, and received its own viral video.