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ASAP Rocky wants Drake to know the feeling’s mutual when it comes to their beef. In a new interview with Justin Lee, he explains his desire to give Drizzy the one-two.
What Did ASAP Rocky Say?
While talking to Jason Lee, the edit indicates Rocky would be down to scrap. Lee talks about celebrity boxing, then asking if he’d fight Drake. Rocky responds: bare knuckles, like the Irish.
Later in the interview he admits that imagery of a owl and a rat during his Don’t Be Dumb Tour, was no accident. He confirms the Owl represented Drake, while the rat represented ASAP Relli, who betrayed Rocky and took him to trial.
Rocky faced a long prison sentence if he had lost. In the end, he won, and Relli been quiet since.
When asked if the owls and rats were about Drake and Relli, Rocky was quick to answer in the affirmative. As he notes, Relli could have taken his life away from him.
“I don’t even gotta answer that,” Rock explained. “Nah bro, that n**** tried to kill me, take me away from my kids. If I had did 24 years in jail, I’m dead.”
The full interview drops tomorrow at 8:00AM EST on BET’s YouTube channel.
A$AP Rocky says that he would fight Drake “bare knuckles like the Irish” 👀pic.twitter.com/AnPBXlpKf4
— Kurrco (@Kurrco) August 3, 2026
Drake Vs. ASAP Rocky
Drake has had a contentious relationship with Rocky since he got involved with Rihanna, who Drake was in love with. Drizzy had sent small shots at Rocky on songs, leading him to respond on “Stole Ya Flow.”
“First you stole my flow, so I stole yo’ b**** / If you stole my style, I need at least like ten percent” “N***** getting BBLs, lucky we don’t body shame / Throwing dirt on Rocky name, turn around and copy game.”
Drake then popped back on “Burning Bridges.”
Drake calls out Rihanna over her lack of support for Rocky’s fourth studio album, Don’t Be Dumb, which he released in January.
“Your baby momma ain’t even post a single, damn, where she at?” he raps on the track.
He also calls out ASAP for trying to peace things up through a conversation with one of his close cohorts. But says that the Harlem native changed course when it was time for him to drop his new project. Appearing to accuse the rapper of clout chasing.
