Rick Ross Says He’s Open to Squashing Drake Beef—If One Condition Is Met

Rick Ross appears willing to put an end to his ongoing feud with Drake—but not without a personal perk. In a newly released clip from The Bootleg Kev Podcast aired on May 7, the Miami rapper addressed the origins of the 2024 beef and hinted at what it might take to move past it.

“I spoke on that on the records I released,” Ross said when asked about the tensions that escalated last year. Rumors had circulated that the conflict stemmed from Drake sending French Montana a cease-and-desist letter over a song, but Ross downplayed the seriousness of the issue.

“Like I said, fk that sh*t. Real nias gon’ stay real, that’s it,” he said. “Was it something really deep? Nah. Fk that, though. If you py you p**y, if it’s real, it’s real. And that’s what it is.”

Still, Rozay left the door open for reconciliation—if his condition is met. “You never know,” he teased. “If a nia send me a bottle of Luc Belaire, especially the white one. You never know. For any of these young nias out here. Send me a white Belaire bottle, I’ll take a picture with you.”

Ross, a known investor and promoter of the Luc Belaire champagne brand, referenced the “Rare Rosé” edition in particular.

The feud between Ross and Drake heated up last April when Drake dissed Ross on “Push Ups.” Ross fired back with “Champagne Moments,” mocking Drake’s appearance and sparking the viral hashtag #BBLDRIZZY. Tensions spilled onto social media and culminated in a post-show incident in Vancouver, where Ross’s team was targeted by concertgoers—though Drake was not directly involved.

Since then, hostilities have cooled, and Rozay’s playful remarks suggest a truce may not be off the table—especially if champagne is involved.