Drake recently took a subtle but stinging swipe at Rick Ross during an episode of Bobbi Althoff’s “Not This Again podcast”. What sounded like a casual quip quickly gained attention for its sharp double meaning.
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While drinking rosé, Bobbi mentioned she’d “never seen someone ice rosé.” Drake responded with a sly smile: “You’ve never seen someone ice rosé? Well, talk to every jeweler in Miami that has fake diamonds.”
That punchline plays off Rozay—Rick Ross’s nickname—and implies his famous “ice” (diamonds) might not be real.
How Did Fans React?
Social media exploded. Some fans launched memes and tagged it Drake’s cleverest burn yet, while others debated if it even counts as a real diss. Regardless, it grabbed attention fast.
Where Does This Fit in Their Ongoing Feud?
This might be one of Drake’s lightest verbal jabs in the beef, but it’s hardly the first. Drake previously launched lyrical shots at Rick Ross in songs like Push Ups, while Ross fired back with his diss track Champagne Moments.
Why It Matters
In hip-hop, a witty one-liner often speaks louder than a full verse. Drake’s off-the-cuff remark proves that even a small quip during casual conversation can become a headline-making moment—especially when it combines wordplay with cultural flavor.
