Rick Ross made a notable appearance on the latest episode of Caresha Please, hosted by Yung Miami, where he addressed his ongoing feud with Drake. The conversation, which occurred around the 22-minute mark of the episode, was sparked by Yung Miami's question about how the conflict initially began. Ross pointed to his name being mentioned in Drake's track "Push Ups," stating, "He mentioned my name and that's a no-no. Don't do that. Especially when it ain't about no real shit. But when you do that, OK then, that's how we gon' play, that's cool. I enjoy that."
The dialogue took an interesting turn when Miami probed into Ross's opinion on whether Drake had undergone surgery, to which Ross replied, "Yeah." When asked to elaborate, he simply stated, "It is what it is."
Ross humorously described how he coined the term "BBL Drizzy," referring to a recent diss track by Metro Boomin aimed at Drake. He commented, "I could wake up every day and say, 'BBL Drizzy' or some more shit while I'm smoking a joint, listening to the waterfalls and all that shit, looking at the birds fly off. That shit easy for me."
In a light-hearted moment, Yung Miami queried if they could move past their beef and recall their successful collaborations. Ross quipped that it depends on his mood, saying, "If I had Luc Belaire already that morning, it may be a good day. I haven't, you never f**king know, you know what I'm saying?" To conclude, he emphasized that he isn't losing sleep over the feud, stating, "That's how the game go. It's just like that. Fuck 'em or whatever it is. But other than that, I ain't losing no sleep over nothing." For the full interview, viewers can watch the episode on platforms featuring the show.
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