Credit
Lester Cohen / Contributor via Getty s and Prince Williams / Contributor via Getty s
Alt
Rick Ross and Drake
Size
On Thursday (Sept. 12), Rick Ross made a guest appearance with Yung Miami on her show “Caresha Please.” Throughout their nearly hour-long exchange, the Port of Miami artist recounted an altercation he experienced in Vancouver, his disputes with Drake, and considered the possibility of mending their relationship.
“It really depends on my mood. If I’ve had Luc Belaire earlier that day, it might be a good day,” Ross replied when questioned about potential reconciliation. “If I haven’t had any, you just never know, you feel me? That’s just how it goes in this industry.”
When addressing the origins of their discord, the Maybach Music Group leader cryptically stated, “Not everyone appreciates the chances they get. Some folks take things for granted. I’m not sure what it is.”
Among Ross’ most significant hits are collaborations with Drake, such as “Ashton Martin Music,” “Stay Schemin’,” and “Diced Pineapples.” The duo has also teamed up on tracks like “Money In The Grave,” “Lemon Pepper Freestyle,” as well as several DJ Khaled productions.
On the subject of his altercation involving a group of individuals seemingly supporting Drake after he played Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” at the Ignite Music Festival, Ross argued that the outcome would have been vastly different if he had the right crew with him.
“All my friends who typically accompany me couldn’t get in due to their criminal records,” he shared with Miami. “If I had just two or three of my guys there, we would’ve taken care of those dudes easily.”
Ross marked the beginning of 2024 as the inaugural guest on “Caresha Please,” with the second season kicking off with an emotional dialogue between Miami and Saucy Santana, covering Diddy, City Girls, and various other subjects.
The show will host a live segment during REVOLT WORLD’s second annual event, slated for September 20 to September 22 at Pangaea Studios in Atlanta, Georgia.