Rick Ross is one of the many rappers that Drake dissed on his long-awaited new album, Iceman, but the Florida rapper doesn’t seem too impressed with the project or the two other records that just dropped.
On the track “Make Them Pay”—which also features disses directed at Pusha T and J. Cole, among others—Drizzy takes aim at his former collaborator with a play on words about the streamer Adin Ross. “Dog, I was aidin’ Ross with streams before Adin Ross had ever streamed,” he raps on the track, making it clear that Drake believes he’s contributed to Rozay’s chart success.
In a series of posts on his Instagram Stories, Ross shared a video showing him reacting to comments on a Complex post about Drake’s bars referring to J. Cole’s decision to bow out of the Kendrick Lamar beef. “Damn, n***as say three albums of trash… two years too late,” he said while reading the comments. “What site is this? Complex? The glazer university… Oh my God.”
He then jokingly suggested that fans should give Drake a break, and decided to take a shot at podcasters Rory and Mal.
“Come on guys, stop,” he said. “Let’s all leave little mans alone now, man. He did it, he dropped three mid projects. Hey man, it was fun while it lasted. You’re washed. … Rory and Mal, get off your knees. Get the testicles out of your mouth, now. I don’t know which one the white one or the Black one, you’re both the same… How y’all feel now? Drake just committed suicide, I’m sure he’ll retire next month. How is his lawsuit doing? How is the Drake-Universal lawsuit coming?”
In the lead-up to the release of Iceman, Rozay made it clear that he wasn’t scared of Drizzy potentially dissing him again. “We made history with a lot of records,” he told Hot 97’s Nessa. “It’s a lot of people that don’t know, but it was that he lost focus, that’s it. I’m sure he’s back focused. … People would love for me to say I hate this n***a, and naw it ain’t that. When somebody steps out of line, and you got to chastise them or give them a spanking, that’s what you do.”
