Rick Ross Says "Don't Nobody Fear" Drake's "ICEMAN" Album Release

The biggest boss that you’ve seen thus far, Rick Ro$$, fresh from his loss against French Montana in the Verzuz battle broke down his relationship with Drake, or lack thereof.

He said that he had to “chastise” the Toronto rapper/crooner for losing “focus.” Now, he doesn’t want Drake to be left in the dirt. He wants him to thrive and prosper.

This attitude of flourishing is all part of the game. It shows that there is a definite rift that can be breached if the circumstances are correct.

Rozay and Drizzy made “history” with their releases, Ro$$ admitted. While people scramble to figure out why he had so much animosity toward Mr. Graham, it’s plain to see that Ro$$ is ready to move on in this rap realm.

For him to sit down and discuss his thoughts on the matter, he still threw a little shade by saying no one is “scared” of Drake’s new album dropping on Friday.

He had to sneak that little tidbit in to justify his role in not making this a showdown with himself and Champagne Papi.

Ro$$ has a level-headed approach to the whole situation. He has proven to be embroiled in feuds but manages to exit them largely unscathed. When he had his issues with 50 Cent, he just kept it hip hop and pushed forward with his career.

With all the drama swirling around the Boss, he seems to be taking it all in and evaluating the distance he has placed against Drake. For him to relay his thoughts on everything shows a man of honor and integrity. These traits aren’t always displayed in hip hop. Ro$$ chose to show them.

In the time that it will take for Drake to appear on a William Roberts track or vice versa, there may be another millennium. Or will there be? What’s going to happen to the Kendrick Lamar and Rozay relationship? Will Kung Fu Kenny appear on the reconciliation track?

The future holds all of this. We should see if there’s going to be a revival of their friendships. When money is involved, things often change. There’s a definite line amongst the figures in this case. What should be recognized is the fact that these are grown men of color. If they want to feud, let them. If they want to make nice, that’s cool, too. But let it be known that these are unicorns in the end. Wealthy men who do business in the United States of America are rare in that for every one rapper there are probably ten thousand rappers who yearn to attain the riches of these figures.

Ro$$ knows that. All of the soap, sparkling wine, and car shows he hosts, he knows it’s all about the dollar sign. He knows that to garner more money he has to be engrained in the culture and know that his position is pivotal as the leader of MMG.

When he discusses these matters, he seems cool and engaging at the same time. As he imparts his side of the story, he ensures that he doesn’t mince any snippets of dialogue. He takes a leisurely path down the conversation and demonstrates his truth. He really doesn’t have a beef with Drake, barely even a feud. He just had to tap his jaw some, to let him know that he was a bit out of line.

But now, Ro$$ is prepared to see new days and new money. He wants to embrace the American Dream even further and continue to grow his empire. He has set his sights on creating more wealth for himself, like a boss.