Overview
- Ross denied on The Joe Budden Podcast that his past camaraderie with Drake was a facade and said the relationship was real before it ‘‘went left.’
- He vowed to keep performing and celebrating songs he made with Drake and said the music is part of his legacy that he will not erase.
- Ross said he is not seeking reconciliation now and told fans to move on rather than expect new collaborations.
- The comments came during a Patreon episode and coincided with Ross releasing his 12th album, Set in Stone, which dropped on July 17 as he tours the Port of Miami 20th Anniversary show.
- Coverage traces the split back to Ross’s allegation that Drake sent French Montana a cease and desist during the Kendrick Lamar dispute, a point reporters say helped turn a professional rift into public disses and fan speculation about authenticity.