Drake responds to Rick Ross’ claims that he got a nose job: “He’s gone crazy”
Drake responded to rapper Rick Ross’s song “Champagne Moments”, claiming that he got a nose job.
The “Once Dance” singer took to his Instagram Story Sunday to share text messages between him and his mother, Sandy Graham, after she questioned whether the claims about his nose were true.
“The internet says you got a nose job??” the 64-year-old mother wrote. “You looked the same to me today in the kitchen. I can’t believe you’re getting one without me, 🤭 because you know I’ve always wanted one. Don’t tell me you got a tattoo without me and now this too? 🤔.”
“I would get a 2-for-1 deal if I went to my mom,” Drake, 37, responded with a slew of laughing emojis. “It’s coming from Rick Ross.”
The five-time Grammy winner then claimed the ‘Huslin’ hitmaker, 48, was taking the type 2 diabetes drug Mongaro to lose weight, adding: ‘He’s gone crazy.’
“He hasn’t eaten in days, and it’s made him angry and racist,” he continued, referring to Ross’s newly released song, which also called Drake – who is biracial – a “white boy.”
“He’s doing concerts for money, it’s bad,” the “Degra*si” star continued. “Don’t worry, we’ll handle it.”
Drake also called out the “Purple Lamborghini” rapper directly in the post, writing, “@richforever, you’re a nosy idiot.”
On Saturday, Ross released Champagne Moments, which claimed that Drake got a nose job because he didn’t want to look like his father, Dennis Graham.
The hitmaker also said he unfollowed the “God’s Plan” singer on Instagram because Drake sent French Montana a cease-and-desist notice.
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Ross was quick to drop his track shortly before Drake’s alleged single “Push Ups (Drop & Give Me Fifty)” was leaked on Saturday.
Drake — who hasn’t confirmed if the song is his — took aim at Ross as he sang, “Every song that hit the chart, he got it from Drizzy — spend that little check you got and stay out of my business.”
He also accused Ross of “jumping” into his drama with Kendrick Lamar, which stemmed from his October 2023 hit song with J. Cole “First Person Shooter,” claiming that they and Lamar are the “big three” rap artists.
However, in March 2024, the “Humble” singer disagreed with the duo’s conclusion in his song “Like That,” where he sang, “Motherf–k the ‘big three’, na, it’s just big me.”
While Cole responded to Lamar’s comments in his song “7-Minute Drill” released earlier this month, Drake subtly directed the comments at fans, claiming he was “keeping his head up.”
“I know, no matter what, there’s no other person on this earth that could ever fuck me,” he said during a concert stop in Sunrise, Florida, in March.
Before Drake and Ross’ feud, the two had worked together on several tracks dating back to 2010.