AceShowbiz - Baka Not Nice, an artist affiliated with Drake's OVO label, has reignited tensions between Drake and Rick Ross after the release of Drake’s latest album, ICEMAN.

Following Rick Ross's public online criticism of Drake’s recent music, Baka Not Nice responded sharply on social media. He posted a photo of the Maybach Music Group founder and labeled him with a derogatory term, asserting that Ross was aware of it. He further mocked Ross by referencing his previous career as a correctional officer, differentiating him from his nickname “Ricky.”

The feud traces back to lyrics on Drake’s track "Make Them Pay," where he claims to have supported Ross's streaming success before streamer Adin Ross gained popularity. This lyrical jab has added fuel to the ongoing rivalry.

In response to Drake's projects, Rick Ross shared clips on Instagram Stories showing him reading critical online reviews aloud. He dismissed the music as mediocre and implied that Drake’s career might be declining. Despite these exchanges, Ross has previously downplayed the conflict in interviews, highlighting the significant music they have created together over the years.

Outside of the music disputes, Baka Not Nice has a controversial background. In 2014, he pled guilty to assault causing bodily harm related to an incident involving a woman in Canada. Additionally, human trafficking charges against him were withdrawn before trial.

This latest online spat marks another chapter in the complex relationship between Drake and Rick Ross, with Baka Not Nice playing a provocative role in escalating the conflict.

This article is based on reporting originally published by MediaTakeOut.