The 'Aston Martin Music' rapper was attacked by Drizzy's fans for playing Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' at the Ignite Music Festival in Vancouver.
- Jul 2, 2024
AceShowbiz - Drake was seemingly unbothered by news about his rival Rick Ross getting attacked at a show. On Monday, July 1, the "Certified Lover Boy" artist took to social media to celebrate Canada Day instead of addressing Rozay's incident.
Making use of Instagram Story, Drizzy shared a video of himself jamming under a bright sun at his Embassy property in Toronto. "Happy Canada Day everybody," he declared. "Cheers to the whole country."
While he didn't respond to Rozay's brawl with his fans, Drake publicly flirted with the record producer's ex Tia Kemp. It was Tia who first shot her shot with Drizzy after he posted a photo of him sitting on a chair outdoor during a sunny day. "Drakeeeeee," she wrote in the comment section, adding a starstruck emoji.
Drake responded by calling Tia "my goat." Catching wind of Drake and Tia's interaction, Rozay mocked both of them as he commented, "Pedo vs granny," in reference to his nemesis Drizzy and his baby mama respectively.
Rozay was attacked by Drake's fans for playing Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us". He was performing at the Ignite Music Festival in Vancouver when he decided to close out his set by playing the song, which is aimed at Drake.
The "Aston Martin Music" emcee got into a heated argument with a man who ultimately struck him in the head as a brief brawl ensued. The fight eventually broke up and everyone went their separate ways.
Despite the ordeal, Rozay didn't rule out performing in the city once again. Uploading a clip of him laughing on Instagram Story, he wrote, "Vancouver was fun, til next time." He also commented underneath The Shade Room's post, "I thought they were bottle service boys ha!"
