Rick Ross Slams Drake’s New Albums

Well, it looks like the rap world is buzzing, and not necessarily for the reasons Drake might have hoped for. Following his surprise release of three new albums – ‘Iceman,’ ‘Habibti,’ and ‘Maid of Honour’ – on Friday, the reactions have been… mixed. And Rick Ross isn’t holding back his thoughts, diving headfirst into the online chatter with a fiery Instagram rant.

Rozay’s Take: ‘Three Albums of Trash’

Rick Ross, never one to shy away from sharing his opinion, didn’t mince words when reacting to the online criticism surrounding Drake’s triple album drop. In a video that’s making waves, Ross echoed some of the harshest reviews he’d seen, bluntly stating, ‘Niggas say three albums of trash albums.’ He even shared a laugh while delivering the critique, suggesting he found the situation almost amusing.

But Ross didn’t stop there. He turned his reaction into a full-blown roast session, taking aim at Drake’s supporters and even calling out podcasters Rory and Mal, accusing them of being overly complimentary – or ‘glazing,’ as he put it. His playful jabs included telling them to ‘Get off your knees. Get the testicles out of your mouth now.’

Legal Drama and Retirement Jabs

Adding fuel to the fire, Ross brought up Drake’s ongoing legal troubles. With a sarcastic tone, he inquired about the status of the lawsuits, before delivering a particularly sharp blow: ‘Drake just committed suicide. I’m sure he’ll retire next month.’

Drake just committed suicide. I’m sure he’ll retire next month. — Rick Ross

It’s worth noting that Ross admitted he hadn’t actually listened to the new albums himself. His commentary was based purely on what he was seeing and hearing from others online. However, his message was crystal clear: in his eyes, this massive release felt less like a triumphant return and more like an open invitation for criticism.

So, what does this mean for Drake’s career? According to Rick Ross, it might be a sign that things are far from golden. The rap veteran certainly isn’t pulling any punches, making it clear he believes Drake’s latest musical offerings have missed the mark.