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Rick Ross Claims He Unfollowed Drake Because Drake Sent a Cease and Desist to French Montana Over The Unreleased "Splash Brothers" Version

Rick Ross recently stirred up controversy with claims about Drake sending a cease-and-desist letter to French Montana over the unreleased track "Splash Brothers." This revelation came amidst a heated exchange between Ross and Drake, marked by diss tracks and social media drama.

On his diss track "Champagne Moments," Ross addressed the alleged cease-and-desist situation, suggesting that Drake took legal action to prevent the release of the song featuring French Montana and himself. This revelation left fans puzzled, sparking speculation about the nature of the C&D and its implications for the artists involved.

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The alleged dispute revolves around the song "Splash Brothers," which surfaced on social media with cover art featuring French Montana, Drake, and Rick Ross superimposed onto the bodies of Golden State Warriors players. Although the original version leaked earlier, Drake's reported intervention led to questions about his motives and the reasons behind the legal action.

Rick Ross alleges Drake issued a cease and desist to French Montana over an unreleased Drake verse, halting its release:

the unreleased Drake verse that Rick Ross said Drake sent a cease and desist to French Montana to prevent it from dropping

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— SOUND (@itsavibe) April 14, 2024

While the exact details of the cease-and-desist letter remain unclear, it has become a focal point of the ongoing feud between Ross and Drake. The controversy has attracted attention from fans and industry observers alike, with many speculating on the potential fallout from this latest development.

In "Champagne Moments," Ross doesn't hold back, taking aim at Drake with sharp lyrics and personal jabs. He alleges that Drake underwent a nose job to alter his appearance, suggesting a lack of authenticity on the part of the Toronto rapper. These accusations add fuel to the fire of their ongoing beef, intensifying the tension between the two artists.

You ain't never wanted to be a n***a anyway, n***a, that's why you had an operation that make your nose looks smaller than your father nose, n***a/I unfollowed you, n***a, 'cause you sent a muthaf****n' cease-and-desist to French Montana, n***a.

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- Rick Ross On Champagne Moments

Rick Ross Claims Drake's Cease-and-Desist to French Montana Led Him to Unfollow Drake:

Rick Ross says he unfollowed Drake cause he sent a cease and desist to French Montana to remove him off his recent album

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— WhatsOnRap (@WhatsOnRap__) April 13, 2024

Throughout the diss track, Ross taunts Drake with insults and provocations, painting a contentious picture of their relationship. The song's aggressive tone and confrontational lyrics underscore the deep-seated animosity between the two rappers, fueling speculation about the motives behind their public feud.

As the feud between Rick Ross and Drake continues to escalate, fans are left wondering about the true nature of their animosity and the implications for their respective careers. With both artists known for their competitive spirit and willingness to engage in public disputes, the feud shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

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