Rick Ross is preparing to release a new album, but ongoing rap feuds involving both Drake and 50 Cent continue to dominate attention around the Maybach Music founder.
Ross recently reignited tensions with 50 Cent and the G-Unit camp after making dismissive comments about several members, including Uncle Murda.
The remarks prompted responses from both Uncle Murda and Tony Yayo during an appearance on The Real Report podcast.
“To me, Rick Ross’ jokes is getting dry,” Tony Yayo said while discussing the ongoing back-and-forth.
Uncle Murda was even more direct, mocking Ross over a previous altercation involving fans in Canada and questioning his toughness.
“We saw you in Canada, brother,” Murda said. “We know you not about that.”
The comments referenced a widely circulated incident in which Ross was involved in a confrontation with fans linked to Drake’s OVO camp during a visit to Canada earlier this year.
Meanwhile, Ross also appears to still be dealing with fallout from his deteriorating relationship with Drake following the explosive Kendrick Lamar versus Drake feud.
The tensions between Ross and Drake escalated after Ross sided against the Toronto rapper during the rap battle and accused him of trying to interfere with music releases connected to French Montana.
Now, fans believe Drake may have subtly reignited the feud after allegedly liking a social media post mocking Ross’ current tour ticket sales.
The post, originally shared by SayCheeseTV and later reposted by Bars on Instagram, claimed Ross’ Port Of Miami orchestra tour was struggling to sell tickets and highlighted a “buy one, get one 50% off” promotion.
Although Drake did not publicly comment, many fans interpreted the alleged social media activity as another indirect jab aimed at his former collaborator.
Ross has also recently faced scrutiny over other rap tensions, including controversy surrounding comments directed at music executive Biggs Burke.
Some online speculation suggested Ross later softened his tone after allegedly receiving pressure from Jay-Z, although no evidence has confirmed those claims.
The latest drama adds another chapter to the decades-long rivalry between Ross and 50 Cent, a feud rooted in business disputes, industry competition and repeated public insults stretching back to the late 2000s.
Despite the conflicts continuing to generate headlines, fans remain focused on whether Ross’ upcoming project can shift attention back toward the music itself.
