Rick Ross has officially entered the Daejon Love conversation — and Rozay had jokes ready.

As social media continues reacting to the bizarre case involving a man accused of posing as an NFL player and allegedly scamming more than two dozen women out of $1.3 million, Ross decided to poke fun at Love’s appearance.

The rapper shared Love’s mugshot to his Instagram Stories and joked that the 35-year-old may have chosen the wrong career path entirely.

“This guy should’ve been a WWF wrestler,” Ross wrote.

He then took the joke even further, adding that Love’s “head butt would’ve put Hulk Hogan to sleep.”

Love has become a viral figure since authorities announced his arrest in August.

While the allegations against him are serious, social media has also been flooded with jokes surrounding the elaborate football persona he allegedly created.

Videos circulating online reportedly show Love wearing San Francisco 49ers gear, carrying a helmet and participating in football drills — all while allegedly presenting himself as a professional NFL player.

Those clips have since been widely mocked online.

Even NFL stars Travis and Jason Kelce were seen laughing while watching footage tied to the viral story.

Now, Rick Ross is adding himself to the growing list of celebrities reacting publicly.

Love was arrested on August 24 at an airport in Boise, Idaho.

Federal authorities accuse him of defrauding at least 26 women out of approximately $1.3 million through a series of alleged romance and investment schemes.

According to prosecutors, Love allegedly met women through dating apps across Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California.

He reportedly presented himself as either a player for the San Francisco 49ers or a successful real estate investor.

Authorities allege that those identities were completely fabricated.

Love was not arrested alone.

Federal authorities also took 18-year-old Taylor Jaime Chan into custody in connection with the alleged scheme.

Prosecutors claim Chan posed as Love’s financial advisor while helping support the image he allegedly presented to victims.

Love and Chan face federal charges connected to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and wire fraud.

The allegations remain accusations, and neither defendant has been convicted.

One of the most unusual parts of the case has been just how far Love allegedly went to make his football story appear believable.

Photos and videos show him wearing 49ers apparel and performing what appeared to be football workouts.

The footage quickly became meme material after his arrest.

Social media users have questioned how convincing the alleged NFL persona actually was, especially after seeing the now-viral training clips.

But authorities allege the scheme was convincing enough to cause more than $1 million in losses.

While several NFL figures have denied knowing Love, one celebrity unexpectedly confirmed that they did have a real connection.

Chet Hanks revealed that he knew Love when they were younger and said the two previously played football together.

“We played football together,” Hanks said.

According to Hanks, Love played wide receiver while he played free safety.

Hanks said he remembered Love as “a good dude,” while making clear that his personal memories should not be taken as commentary on the federal allegations against him.

Love’s alleged scheme has already attracted reactions from athletes, entertainers and fans across social media.

Tyreek Hill previously joked about claims that Love allegedly used his name to bolster his supposed NFL connections.

Former NFL receiver John Brown was far less amused, reportedly denying ever knowing Love after seeing his name attached to the story.

Now, Rick Ross appears to be focused on a different part of the viral saga — Love’s mugshot.