Drake has shown that his exchanges with Rick Ross aren’t limited to bars, as he shared some DMs he sent to his rap opponent.
On Tuesday evening (April 16), Drizzy posted an Instagram Story showing messages he sent to Rozay.
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In them, Drake took aim at Ross’ finances, downplaying the nature of his houses and his private jet, and saying that the Florida rapper was a “worker” for Sovereign Brands CEO and Belaire creator Brett Berish, whose products Ross has long promoted.
“Your star island house on a sliver of cheesecake,” Drizzy said of Ross’ $35 million property on Miami’s Star Island.
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“And you put a wrap on your timeshare jet. That shit coming off when it’s the other people turn to fly,” he continued, referring to the Port of Miami rapper’s customized Gulfstream G550.
“You Brett Berrish [sic] worker. How many cases you gotta move before you got a cheque finally,” he continued. “You’re Brett son now you not Rozay anymore.”
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He captioned the Story: “Look how I talk to this turkey. You shoulda just asked for another feature.”
See Drake’s messages, along with a follow-up Star Island taunt, below.
Drake’s messages come on the heels of Ross’ own Instagram taunts.
Rozay publicly shared the messages on his Instagram Stories on Monday (April 15) which show him sending Drizzy a picture of himself wearing a hoodie with his face on it.
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“I wrote it Whiteboy [nose emoji],” he wrote, referencing his claims that the OVO rapper has had a nose job.
The MMG mogul also sent Drake a picture of a Michael Jackson meme which contained the caption: “Rick Ross accusing Drake of getting a nose job.”
All of this comes after Ross released his Drake diss track “Champagne Moments,” which takes aim at everything from Drake’s flow to his nose.
Ross accuses Drizzy of getting a nose job to appear less Black, spitting: “You ain’t never want to be a n-gga anyway, n-gga/ That’s why you had a operation to make your nose smaller than your father nose, n-gga.”
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“Champagne Moments” was itself a response to Drake’s bars on his diss track, which took aim at a number of opponents including Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and of course Ross.
