Uncle Luke Scolds Drake After ‘Unacceptable’ Rick Ross Squabble: ‘I Know How This Ends’
Uncle Luke is holding Drake accountable for inserting himself into the squabble that took place at Rick Ross' show in Canada.
The legendary lyricist slammed the 'OVO' rapper and deemed the altercation "unacceptable." He broke his silence on the frustrations he had regarding the violent incident, in addition to Drake's reported shady move of liking the post that reshared the attack.
"This whole fighting my boy [Rick] Ross and his guys in Canada — that's unacceptable," the rap pioneer began to explain in the 13-minute clip.
Uncle Luke reacts to Rick Ross's crew getting jumped in Canada and tells Drake that he has just inserted himself into violence by liking the post on Instagram of Rick Ross's crew getting jumped. pic.twitter.com/SBddzjyiaR
— The Art Of Dialogue (@ArtOfDialogue_) July 3, 2024
"I expect more out of Mr. Drake. When there is violence, you don't condone it. You should be bigger than that. Here's what happens: There's always a backlash of it all. Now you've inserted yourself. Even if you were not involved, half of the country thinks you set the man up," the 63-year-old explained. "They book a show in Canada and you send your goons out there to agitate and start a fight with Ross, and y'all do what you do on the TV — half the country thinks that. When you... Mr. Drake, liked the post, you've just inserted yourself into violence toward Mr. Ross and his crew."
"Now let me just say this," the "I Wanna Rock" rapper lectured, "As a broker of peace for Tupac and Biggie, I seen how this s**t ends, man."
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Regarding "how this ends," Luke spoke of the infamous rap beef between rap giants Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac, which rendered them both dead before the age of 26.
"Dear Hip-Hop. It's all fun and games until people start getting hurt. Remember this, HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF," he stated, per 'Vibe.' "I knew Tupac, I knew Biggie. I partied with them, hung out with them, saw them both 20 minutes before they got shot. Violence is real. Everyone can be touched."
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 on Sunday.
