Scots supercar dealer linked to Dubai hood Ross ‘Miami' McGill hires top rapper to star in tribute vid to murdered bro
A SCOTS supercar dealer hired a chart-topping rapper to star in a Dubai music video tribute to his murdered brother.
Bob McGuire appears with his face hidden behind a mask in the clip as drill star Fredo spits out lyrics commemorating blade victim sibling Billy.
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Fredo with a hooded figure thought to be supercar dealer Boab McGuire.
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Fredo raps from the plush car in a video that's been viewed thousands of times.
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Glitzy Dubai where Boab McGuire, of Drumchapel, is now based
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Boab McGuire has recruited rap star to pay tribute to his tragic brother
We can reveal McGuire, 36, is said to be an associate of Dubai-based Ross McGill.
In the three-minute clip, McGuire and Fredo, 31, cruise around the desert paradise in a Lamborghini.
Hailing Billy, the Londoner - who has worked with Stormzy - raps: "That spot that you left Bill will never be filled, the pain won't stop till the enemy's killed."
The video has since been viewed more than 300,000 times on You- Tube.
It's the latest homage to Billy from McGuire's Drumboys Productions - named after his home patch of Drumchapel, Glasgow.
It ends with a photo of his tragic loved one captioned: "Everything we do, we do for you."
Meanwhile, mobsters believed to be acting for McGill are behind a deadly turf war involving hoods in the Glasgow and Edinburgh areas.
Crews connected to the ex-Union Bears Rangers ultra, 31, have been terrorising people associated with the Daniels crime clan.
He is said to be linked to their enemies in the Lyons crew.
Last night, a source told The Scottish Sun on Sunday: "McGuire and McGill live a very luxurious lifestyle and mix in the same circles. McGuire takes every opportunity to spend his cash on tributes to his brother Billy.
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"He is making a lot of money in Dubai and there are quite a few Drumchapel boys out there.
"He used to be associated with the Daniels but is now with the Lyons.
"A lot of guys have jumped ship and it all comes down to money."
Brian Folan, 27, was jailed for life for stabbing to death Billy, 25, in Clydebank, near Glasgow, in 2020.
His victim had been set to face trial over an alleged gun attack.
We told in 2023 how McGuire - who claims to have raked in £17million - recruited rapper Mazza L20 for an earlier tribute to his brother.
Mazza, real name Malcolm Graham, was serving an 11-year sentence for firearms offences but appeared via a mobile phone call.
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Tragic Billy McGuire who was murdered in Clydebank five years ago.
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Ross 'Miami' McGill is said be an associate of Boab McGuire in Dubai.
A source said then: "Boab has never gotten over Billy's murder. He must be raking it in because he has spent a fortune on these films."
One of Graham's tunes appeared to offer a £30,000 bounty to anyone who attacked those responsible for killing Billy.
But a disclaimer at the start of McGuire's latest film stated: "The makers of this video do not condone violence of any kind."
Fredo, real name Marvin William Bailey, had a No1 hit in 2018 with Funky Friday alongside fellow rapper Dave.
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