Ex-jetBlue Employee Steven Slater Makes Rap Song Called “I’m A Rapper Now, B*tches”
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Jason Rearden has held numerous positions as an ad copywriter since he graduated from NYU with his degree in ... Ex-jetBlue employee Steven Slater, who went viral earlier this year when he walked off his job by opening the emergency exit and sliding down the plane’s inflatable slide, has made a rap song called “I’m a Rapper Now, B*tches,” and a video to go along with it.
According to TMZ, a company called Line 2 contracted him for the song in an effort to promote a mobile app that will allow in-flight texting.
Didn’t see that one coming. 
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