AceShowbiz - Yung Miami couldn't help but bring up Drake during her conversation with Rick Ross. The raptress invited the "Hustlin' " rapper as a guest for the latest episode of her talk show "Caresha Please" and the two discussed whether or not the Canadian superstar had a BBL.

"What inspired you to do 'BBL Drizzy'? Do you really feel like he got a BBL?" Miami asked Rozay the inspiration behind his diss song aimed at his nemesis. The record executive responded, "Yeah." When Miami asked for confirmation, "You do?" he affirmed it, "Yeah."

"Why you feel like that?" Miami asked her guest again. He insisted, "You know, it is what it is." Rozay then asked Miami back, "He looked like he had a BBL to you?" prompting Miami to chuckle. "I don't think he had a BBL, no. I don't know," she said.

Rozay then turned to Drake's nose, asking Miami, "What about his nose? Did it look the same when y'all first met?" The former City Girls star explained, "I feel like it be certain pictures, certain angles... I feel like angles are important so I don't know if it's an angle. I mean, I don't know." Rozay burst into laughter at Miami's answer.

After a clip of their chat was released online, social media users called the two hip-hop stars "messy" for making fun of Drake. "Miami is so pretty even when she's being messy," someone reacted to the clip. Another said, "Rick Ross so messy leave drake out of the shenanigans," while a third added, "Discussing another man like that is so sassy."

In the new episode of "Caresha Please" which was released on Thursday, September 12, Rozay was also asked if he and Drake "were really beefing or that was more like a business type of situation." He said, "I'm not gonna say it's business. He mentioned my name."

"He mentioned my name and that's a no no. Don't do that, especially when it ain't about no real s**t," the 48-year-old stressed. "But when you do that, okay then this how we going to play, that's cool. I enjoy that. I can wake up every day and say BBL Drizzy or some more s**t I'm smoking a joint listening to the waterfalls and all that s**t, looking at the birds flower."

"That s**t easy for me. But is everybody built for this?" he claimed. "So it's a real thing?" Miami asked him, who replied, "It most definitely could be a real thing. You know what I'm saying."

Asked about his take on rap beef, the "Aston Martin Music" rhymer elaborated, "As an artist I look at it like sometime it's hustlers, you got to protect your real estate, you got to know what's yours, you got to understand. When I came to the game I initiated things just so people would understand I had no problem with that. And if you stepped on my toes or however it was we could do this anyway... So I made that clear." He added, "But other than that I'm getting to the money. I'm getting to the business. I inspire youngsters, but don't f**k up."