Birdman is the reason Druski won’t be attending the 2025 Super Bowl.
The comedian and rapper has had his issues with the Cash Money Records founder and discussed their rift during an interview with Million Dollaz Worth of Game.
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Asked about the prospect of going to the Super Bowl next year in Birdman’s home city of New Orleans, Druski replied: “Nah, I ain’t going to New Orleans. They got [NBA] YoungBoy, they got Stunna. That’s a city I probably won’t attend.
“We were supposed to do Coulda Been Records auditions down there, I ain’t do it. Even if I hired security down there, they ain’t working with us! They gonna do whatever they need to get that brother through the door.”
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Druski then asked hosts Gillie Da Kid and Wallo: “You ain’t seen him with his shirt off? He 63 but he cop diesel,” referencing the shirtless photo that Birdman recently posted on his 55th birthday.
The comic also said it’s not necessarily Baby he’s scared of but the company he keeps: “He got hittas everywhere.”
Watch his comments at the 38:37 mark below.
Beef between the two has been rumored for a while, stemming from Druski allegedly ripping off Cash Money’s logo for his own Coulda Been Records.
Birdman confronted the comic on Instagram Live where he said: “I’ve been looking for you, n-gga. I heard you was in my neck of the woods. I ain’t think it would’ve been gangsta if I pulled up on you … but you won’t come outside or inside, n-gga.”
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He added: “It’s like you starting to step on my toes. You young n-ggas really got the game fucked up. I am that n-gga, n-gga! I’ve been watching this shit you doing. What the fuck is this record label you starting?”
Seemingly rattled, Druski promptly apologized to the music mogul.
It was also reported that Druski ran away from a confrontation with Birdman after security camera footage leaked of the comic and his entourage running away from the 5 Star Stunna rapper and his team.
Druski previously addressed the beef, which some have speculated is merely a marketing stunt.
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“Hey man, y’all just gotta keep watching,” the House Party star said when Forbes‘ Rosemarie Miller asked him about the situation.
“You see, I gotta peek behind my back. We here, man. When your idols turn to rivals, that’s what they say. I ain’t saying too much. That’s all I’mma say.”
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If Druski does indeed skip next year’s Super Bowl, he may miss out on a halftime show from fellow New Orleans native Lil Wayne, who has been campaigning to land the coveted gig.
