Rick Ross is turning up the pressure on Drake after the release of Drake’s new project Iceman, and fans are convinced the longtime tension between the two rappers just reached another level. During a livestream filled with jokes, sarcasm, and subtle shots, Rick Ross mocked the reaction surrounding Drake’s latest release while repeatedly referring to the Toronto rapper as “washed.” Ross appeared to react to online conversations claiming the album arrived “two years too late,” while also clowning media outlets and podcasters he believes constantly defend Drake no matter what.
At one point, Ross even referenced Drake allegedly taking shots at LeBron James, joking about seeing LeBron’s face connected to “turbulent flights.” The rapper also hinted at industry politics by mentioning music executive Lucian Grainge and Drake’s ghostwriting accusations, throwing out cryptic comments like “they took your writers back” while laughing during the stream.
Ross then shifted his attention toward podcast personalities Rory and Mal, accusing them of overly defending Drake throughout the Kendrick Lamar feud and the current album rollout. He sarcastically called them “The Glazers” before asking viewers how they felt now that Iceman had finally dropped.
The tension between Rick Ross and Drake has been brewing for months ever since Ross publicly sided against Drake during the explosive rap battle involving Kendrick Lamar earlier this year. Since then, Ross has repeatedly used livestreams and social media to troll Drake, often mixing jokes with business flexes and luxury lifestyle content.
Even while taking shots at Drake, Ross continued promoting his own ventures during the stream, including his new book, business partnerships, and a fuel delivery company he claims will service yachts, jets, and luxury vehicles directly at home.
Online reactions have been divided, with some fans calling Ross hilarious for constantly trolling Drake, while others believe he is dragging the feud too far. Still, one thing is clear: the rivalry between the two rap heavyweights is nowhere near over, and Iceman may have only added more fuel to the fire.
