Rick Ross Brawls With Drake “Goons” After Playing ‘Not Like Us’ At Canadian Show
It appears rap's most popular beef scandal has recently intensified.
Rick Ross was attacked by alleged Drake "goons" after playing Kendrick Lamar's chart-topping diss track "Not Like Us" at the Ignite Music Festival in Vancouver Sunday.
After stepping off stage while playing the hot diss song — which calls Drake out on serious accusations of alleged pedophilia — Ross was approached by a group of men when he was sucker punched.
Drake supporters in Canada got into a fight with Rick Ross and his crew for supposedly playing "Not Like Us" by Kendrick at the end of his concert
Drake liked the post about the incident
Rick Ross was booked to perform at the Ignite Music Festival in Vancouver BC
- footage… pic.twitter.com/KwVLhVr1rp— SOUND (@itsavibe) July 1, 2024
According to 'BallerAlert', a brawl broke out following Rozay's sucker punch, which left one person lying unconscious on the grass before being carried away.
A man holding flashing lights appeared to guard the Maybach Music boss, who's seen wearing a brown shirt, urging people to get back. "Back the f**k up," the man can be heard yelling while guarding Ross.
The brawl caught on camera showed multiple people engaging in several squabbles, throwing closed fist punches, kicking, and dragging during the melee.
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The violent incident comes after 'Starboy' musician The Weekend was threatened by another Toronto rapper, Top5 — who is awaiting trial for an alleged murder charge — for siding against Drake in his feud with Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin.
"All these n****s are mad at one I dare you n*****s to come to the 6ix #noflyzone," Top5 wrote in his Instagram stories, per 'HipHopDX'.
Ross has been beefing with Drake since April after attacking him on a diss track called 'Champagne Moments'. "Weezy gave you the juice, another white boy at the park wanna hang with the crew," his lyrics stated, mocking Drizzy's mixed heritage.
The 'Teflon Don' also fell out with the 'Hotline Bling' rapper after a cease and desist letter sent to French Montana regarding a feature, per the hiphop hub.
