David Bridges
In a surprising turn of events, the influential rapper Rick Ross has hinted at the possibility of reconciliation with fellow artist Drake. During an engaging interview on ‘The Bootleg Kev Podcast,’ Ross expressed that he is not completely opposed to the idea of mending fences with the chart-topping superstar.
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Could Rick Ross and Drake Be Friends Again?
In his candid remarks during the podcast, Ross maintained a calm yet straightforward demeanor when discussing the status of his friendship with Drake. Once known for their strong collaboration, producing hits like ‘Aston Martin Music’ and ‘Money in the Grave,’ their relationship has faced challenges in recent years. However, Ross’s recent comments suggest there might be a chance for their friendship to evolve positively.
While discussing the ongoing rivalry between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, Ross described the conflict as “necessary” for the music industry. He skillfully avoided confirming whether his own issues with Drake were related to the rapper’s alleged behavior towards French Montana. Ross stated, “I spoke on that in the record. Was it…deep? Nah, f*** that,” indicating a level of indifference. Despite their complicated history, he left the possibility of reconciliation open, saying, “If it’s real, it’s real…You never know. Send me a white Belaire bottle, and I’ll take a picture with you,” signaling a willingness to reconnect.
Although this isn’t an official peace agreement, fans are already buzzing about the potential for a reunion between the two artists. Even though there is no confirmation of behind-the-scenes discussions, Ross’s remarks suggest that he is at least considering the idea of rekindling their partnership.
Social Media Reactions to Rick Ross’s Statements
The reaction on social media has been a mixed bag, with users expressing a range of opinions regarding Rick Ross’ comments. Some fans are enthusiastic about the prospect of a reunion with Drake, while others feel that Ross may have changed his stance too quickly. Many took to Bootleg Kev’s Instagram comments to voice their thoughts, debating whether Ross’s willingness to reconcile is a sign of personal growth or merely another attempt to gain attention.
Instagram user @gouldsmash commented, “Coz rick got nothing without a Drake feat”
Instagram user @falson_punch2212 remarked, “What a lame can’t even really say what it was cus he’s a 40 yr old clout chaser…😂”
Another user, @rico_suave_1991, expressed, “He didn’t have no real beef wit drake any d*mn way”
Meanwhile, @juicethemac stated, “This dude use drake for his fame and turned his back on the drake. When you can’t tell a man why you mad you just a hater.”
Instagram user @na.locc quipped, “Backpeddle gang 😂😂”
Finally, @dutchdirty humorously added, “These broads are out of control wit dey cat fights! 🤣”
The Events Leading Up to Their Fallout
As we entered early 2024, it became increasingly evident that the friendship between Drake and Rick Ross was once again in a state of disarray. The tension began building in March when Drake made headlines for inviting one of Ross’s former partners to his concert—an act that many fans interpreted as a deliberate dig at Ross. Later that same month, Ross appeared on ‘We Don’t Trust You,’ a project by Metro Boomin and Future, which many perceived as a subtle jab at Drake due to the album’s apparent anti-Drake sentiment.
However, the conflict transcended mere musical rivalry; Ross escalated the situation through social media. Known for his sharp wit, he relentlessly trolled Drake, branding him as “BBL Drizzy,” poking fun at the rapper’s rumored ghostwriting controversies. In a light-hearted yet biting Instagram Story, Ross quipped about Drake’s leaked texts with his mother, saying, “BBL Drizzy called his mommy on me,” showcasing his comedic flair while intensifying the feud. Ross further admonished, “Tell your momma you stayed out past your curfew, white boy,” clearly not holding back.
The tension reached new heights with the release of the diss track ‘Champagne Moments,’ which Ross debuted with DJ Akademiks before its official launch on April 15. The cover art featured a man resembling Drake, adding a racially charged element to Ross’s ongoing mockery of the Canadian rapper. The rivalry continued to intensify when Drake targeted Ross in his tracks ‘Push Ups’ and ‘Family Matters,’ suggesting that the animosity between these two former collaborators is far from resolved.
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