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(*Prod. by J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League) [** feat. Magazeen:] [Verse 1: ~Rick Ross~] He not bigger than biggy, Bitch I'm bigger than you. It's just a boat if it cost you like a milli or two. Gotta kick off your shoes, Okay let's take a cruise, Here's my captain now relax, Let him do what he do. Okay who rolling spinach? 'Cause I'm reeling the anchor. Smoke up an acre of grass, Wake up in Jamaica. Couple nautical knots, I call my Cubanos to cop, Puerto Rico for women, Hit Barbados to shop. Living larger than life, Call this the Yacht Club, Before you join us, bitch you gotta get your stocks up. She walking back and forth, She just itching to fuck, And then I heard her whisper: ('Girl, you know he rich as fuck.) Travel the seven seas, There is no better breeze. If he indulge in jealousy his ass better breathe. Man overboard ‘cause he going overboard, Damn it's over for him- Put that on my vocal chord. [Chorus: ~Magazeen~] There's a party, going on. All the gals dem welcome, To the Yacht Club. Magazeen (Magazeen) Let them in. (2x) [Verse 2: ~Rick Ross~] Kill all the middle men, I'm the Millitant Gilligan, Speaking Creole with gentlemen as I cruise the Caribbean. Oh Lord, I'm a star down in St. Barth's, The fat Tommy Lee, I made out with like eight broads. But up in Costa Rica, I get the most of features. She no speakey no Ingles, Maybe Fat Joe could teach her. Smoking barrels of reefer, Only the Yacht Club. Before you join us, bitch you gotta get your stocks up. Travel the seven seas, There is no better breeze, When we started selling keys this just how we thought it would be. No one agrees with me, But that's just how it goes. I'm the greedy genius, no reference to the ugly clothes. I still hustle for dough but no more me scuffing my soles. Make the presentation and trust me the customer's sold. I'm cruising in the Gulf, I think you're So Def. Janet was in control, Because that hoe left. [Chorus: ~Magazeen~] There's a party, going on. All the gals dem welcome, To the Yacht Club. Magazeen (Magazeen) Let them in. (2x) [Verse 3: ~Rick Ross~] My dick a big stretch and quick to tell a bitch fetch. Tell you to kiss her ass after you bought that bitch breast. Her head above average, My head above water, By now you can see my palace right off the coast of Florida. I'm into fine fish, with a slight lime twist, Veggies on the side of course, Kush appetizers. Let your Mercedes chill, Roll with a Navy SEAL. This the Yacht Club, Wodie trust me? Your lady will. Still spilling champagne, Or is it Merlot? Fuck it, it's fine wine. My bitch a virgo. I don't do the signs, Unless it' dollar's on them. I'm the boss of the boat, Cashmere collar on them. Thinking of last year, and all the money's made, Now it's corporate investing, Amongst the other things. No one agrees with me, But that's just how it goes, I'm the greedy genius, no reference to the ugly clothes. Magazeen: [Chorus: ~Magazeen~] There's a party, going on. All the gals dem welcome, To the Yacht Club. Magazeen (Magazeen) Let them in. (4x) [Magazeen:] -You gotta let the ladies know what is the Yacht Club. (Jamaican Patois in background) BUMBACLOT!!

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"Yacht Club" is a song by Rick Ross feat. Magazeen. It is track #4 from the album Deeper Than Rap that was released in 2009. The duration of this song is 05:14.

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A Timeline of Drake & Rick Ross’ Relationship: Collabs, Feuds & A Lost Joint Album

The pair of friends-turned-foes are now at odds after exchanging jabs on diss tracks.

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Drake sniped at myriad rap peer targets with his leaked “Push Ups” diss track , presumed to be recorded in response to Kendrick Lamar’s “Like That.” Drizzy’s frequent collaborator Rick Ross was also caught in the line of fire, as the former friends have turned foes this year.

On “Push Ups,” the 6 God snipes at Rozay about his corrections officer past, and how he’s hooked the MMG honcho up with some of the biggest hits of his career.

“I might take your latest girl and cuff her like I’m Ricky/ Can’t believe he jumpin’ in, this n—- turnin’ 50/ Every song that made it on the chart, he got from Drizzy/ Spend that lil’ check you got and stay up out my business,” Drake raps.

Rick Ross didn’t waste any time in response, hitting the studio to issue his “Champagne Moments,” which was premiered by DJ Akademiks on Saturday afternoon (April 13). The Biggest Boss claims Drake stole his flow from Lil Wayne, refers to him as “white boy” and alleges he had cosmetic surgery to change features like his nose. Ross hasn’t let up off Drake either, as he continues to clown the Toronto mogul on social media while nicknaming him “BBL Drizzy.”

The pair of rap titans have a rich collaborative history, as they’ve teamed up for countless anthems over the years and proven to be a Shaq & Kobe-like duo in the studio. They were even supposed to team up for a joint album titled Y.O.L.O. in the early 2010s, which never materialized.

It’s not totally clear exactly why Drake and Rozay are feuding, but there’s speculation it dates back to Drizzy inviting one of Ross’ baby mothers to his concert in Miami last month.

While the 6 God and Ross currently have static, let’s delve into their relationship, which dates all the way back to 2010.

May 2010: Drake Reveals Rick Ross Reached Out to Him

Drake reflected on receiving a co-sign from Rick Ross while gracing the cover of XXL in 2010. He revealed that Rozay reached out about collaborating and it wouldn’t be long until they locked in.

“I just want to make the music. For anyone that doesn’t believe in me, your favorite rappers do. They call me for hooks, features and all that,” he said. “[Rick] Ross, Jeezy… For the people that don’t believe, the people that you do believe in got love for me. That’s all that matters.”

October 2010: Rick Ross Recruits Drake for "Aston Martin Music"

Rick Ross and Drake came out of the gates firing with the starry “Aston Martin Music” in the fall of 2010. The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-produced single (also featuring Chrisette Michele) served as the fourth off Rozay’s acclaimed Teflon Don LP and peaked at No. 30 on the Billboard Hot 100.

December 2010: Rick Ross Invites Drake to Appear on "Made Men"

Rick Ross didn’t waste much time in getting a second collaboration with Drake on the docket before 2010 expired. Rozay and the 6 God sparred on the hard-hitting “Made Men,” which landed on the MMG boss’ Ashes to Ashes mixtape on Christmas Eve.

July 2011: Rick Ross Performs at Drake's OVO Fest

Rick Ross pulled up to the second annual OVO Fest as Drake packed out Toronto’s Molson Amphitheater. There was plenty of star power in the building with performances from Rozay, J. Cole, Lil Wayne, Nas, The Weeknd and more.

August 2011: Drake Teases Joint Project With Rick Ross

Drake gushed about working with Rick Ross in an interview with Entertainment Weekly and teased the possibility of doing a joint album with him down the line, which we learned was supposed to be titled Y.O.L.O.

“One of the people of the people I enjoy rapping with most in this business is Rozay [Rick Ross],” he said. “Me and him have talked about potentially doing something after our albums comes out. I just love making songs with him. Every time we make a song it just seems to be something I love listening to after the fact when I’m in my car.”

September 2011: Rick Ross Joins Drake for "Free Spirit"

Drake and Rozay locked in another collaboration to heat up the rollout heading into his anticipated Take Care album. The 40-produced track samples a Drizzy favorite in Sade, lifting her 1984 hit “I Will Be Your Friend.” “Free Spirit” found its way onto streaming services in 2019 as part of the 6 God’s Care Package project of his greatest hits that never were.

November 2011: Drake Releases 'Take Care,' Enlists Rick Ross on 'Lord Knows'

Drake’s Grammy-winning Take Care arrived in 2011 and Rick Ross popped up on one of the album’s sleeper classics, “Lord Knows.” Drizzy and Rozay pass the baton over a cinematic Just Blaze production, with help from an angelic choir.

April 2012: Rick Ross Recruits Drake & French Montana for "Stay Schemin'"

Drake stole the show on Rick Ross’ “Stay Schemin’,” which found the 6 God throwing a series of vicious haymakers at Common to claim victory in their bubbling feud. The Beat Bully-produced anthem peaked at No. 58 on the Hot 100.

“Obviously, the whole tension with that whole camp has been brewing for a long time, and that was the first time someone had called me out personally,” Drake told XXL of the Common beef. “I reacted in a very poised way. First of all, I made sure it would run in the club because that’s more painful than anything.

“As opposed to just being on a blog, I wanted to be on a record that you would have to stand around and hear every night for a few months,” he continued. “That was my whole strategy going into that. Instead of sounding hurt and malicious, I wanted to sound fun, get my s–t off. Like I said, if it happens again, not that I want it, not that I welcome it, but I’m ready. I really enjoy writing bars, man. I think I came away with the W on that one.”

August 2012: Drake Joins Wale On Rick Ross' "Diced Pineapples"

Rozay merged the worlds of MMG and OVO with Drake and Wale appearing on the sensual “Diced Pineapples.” “Call me crazy, s–t at least you call me,” Drake sings over the piano-laden production. The RIAA platinum-certified single landed on Rick Ross’ God Forgives, I Don’t album and reached No. 71 on the Hot 100.

October 2012: Rick Ross Remixes Lil Reese's "Us" & Drake Hops On

It was GBS x OVO x MMG, with Rick Ross remixing Lil Reese’s “Us” anthem and calling on Drake to lend yet another assist. Drizzy shows love to Ricky and shouts out parts of the Toronto and Chicago crews involved with his verse: “You know 305, Ricky, that’s my fucking n—a/ Did this shit right here for Baka, Preme, Styles, and Gilla/ Did this shit right here for Reese, Sosa, Fredo, Durk,” he raps.

October 2013: Rick Ross Remixes Drake's "Hold on, We're Going Home"

Rick Ross and Drake have compiled a series of collabs by this point and The Biggest Boss gives Drizzy a salute, while freestyling over his Nothing Was the Same crossover hit “Hold On, We’re Going Home.”

December 2015: Rick Ross Takes Shots at Drake & Birdman Following Meek Mill Feud

Rick Ross laid low for much of the vicious Meek Mill and Drake feud sweeping hip-hop during the summer of 2015. Months after the dust settled following the fireworks of Drizzy’s scathing “Back to Back,” Ross responded with jabs at the 6 God and Cash Money CEO Birdman on Black Market ‘s “Color Money.”

“Color money got your bitch out on a world tour/ My lil homie made a million on his girl tour/ We back to back and down to whack a n—a unborn/ Miami n—-s got ’em changing all the gun laws/ So run Forrest, got some shooters and they dying, too/ I got more money than that p—y that you’re signed to,” Ross raps.

April 2016: Drake Appears to Jab at Rick Ross on 'VIEWS'

Drake appeared to respond to Ross as fans speculated that Drake was bragging about flying Rozay’s ex and model Lira Galore to Saint Martin on “Weston Road Flows.”

“Yeah, I brought your wifey out to Saint Martin/ She violated, I sent her back where it all started/ How quick they are to forget about their bachelor apartment/ Leave it to n—as like you to show em’ light in the darkness,” he raps.

August 2016: Rick Ross Defends Meek Mill After Drake Beef

During a 2016 interview, Rick Ross stepped in to defend Meek Mill, and sent Drake a warning threat for if he kept attacking his MMG running mate.

“If it’s gotta go there, Renzel gonna jump off the porch on your a–,” he told N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN on Drink Champs . “That’s just the way I’ve always been and I’m gonna die that way… You just gotta know what you doing for [your] dogs, for [your] family, that’s what it is.

“Just off some G s–t, [Meek] ain’t lose to nobody,” he continued. “I know I’m a rich n—a, I know what Meek Mill getting. Everybody don’t know what [Drake’s] business like. I don’t really know what’s touching the bank account.”

May 2017: Rick Ross Reveals His Feud With Drake Is Over

Rick Ross credited Rap-A-Lot CEO J. Prince with orchestrating a meeting between The Biggest Boss and Drake to finally squash their feud. Hopping on the Best Seat in the House podcast, Rozay said it was best for business to let bygones be bygones and go forward with their lucrative relationship as allies.

“Me actually sitting down with Drake, shout out to J. Prince,” he said. “It was really just… We wasn’t even discussing anything negative, because by the time we get in the room, it’s so much other things going on that it’s already, ‘Let’s get on some money.’ But I had to just make sure we at sat down and have some sort of understanding. It’s all about trying to touch nine figures.”

June 2019: Drake Spars With Rick Ross on "Money in the Grave"

Drake celebrated his hometown Toronto Raptors winning the NBA Finals over the Golden State Warriors with his The Best in the World two-pack. For one of the tracks, Drake invited Ross along for another standout team-up with “Money in the Grave.”

July 2019: Drake Returns the Favor, Guesting on Rick Ross' "Gold Roses"

Less than a month after “Money in the Grave,” Drake throws Rick Ross another alley-oop with the opulent “Gold Roses,” which served as Rozay’s Port of Miami 2 lead single. “10 years in and y’all yet to hear my most impressive verses,” Drake raps, testifying to his own aging like wine in the craft.

January 2020: Rick Ross Provides Update on Drake Joint Album

While the time may have passed for their Y.O.L.O. tape, Rick Ross leaves the door open for possibly getting the collab effort done in the future.

“That was just a vibe. You never know what could happen in the future, but me and Drake, him being in Miami at that time [in 2011-2012], and him coming by the crib every day, we was spending a lot of time together. And it was a serious possibility,” Ross told Complex .

“We wasn’t just talking s–t. We really was in the studio a lot. It’s just not the same no more. Meaning, the way he travel and the way I move. But is it a possibility? There’s always a possibility for that, because it would be simple for us.”

March 2021: Drake Reunites With Rick Ross for "Lemon Pepper Freestyle"

Drake enlists Ross for another guest appearance on Scary Hours 2 collab “Lemon Pepper Freestyle,” an homage to the Biggest Boss’ Wingstop ownership. The Florida native flexes his life of luxury. “Foot Locker, 20 deep, a n—a spend a dub/ G-Wagon for my b—h, that girl go live it up/ Death row, that’s for these n—-s, I’ma hit ’em up/ Makaveli, it’s  All Eyez on Me ,” Ross raps.

At home over a pitched-up sample, Drake salutes Lil Wayne for helping launch his career on Young Money. “We all grateful for Weezy, but no one more than me,” he testifies.

April 2021: Rick Ross Says Drake Collab Album is 'Under Serious Consideration'

Rick Ross provided an update on his Drake collab LP and revealed it was even more of a focus in recent months following the arrival of “Lemon Pepper Freestyle.”

“After our latest release. … ‘Lemon Pepper Freestyle,’” Rozay said to MSL Media . “We had that conversation and it’s most definitely under serious consideration.”

Former NFL star Chad Ochocinco claimed Drake and Ross were working on the joint project too. “The joint album they’re doing together will unseat all projects they’ve done to date,” he tweeted.

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The joint album they’re doing together with unseat all projects they’ve done to date 🤫 https://t.co/GJDlW2gpmb — Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) March 5, 2021

May 2023: Rick Ross Says He & Drake Are in the "2 Percentile" of Writers

Rick Ross returned to Drink Champs in 2023 and said he and Drake are “real close.” He went on to pay the 6 God a high compliment when saying they are in the “two percentile” of creators in the world.

“Me and Drizzy, our relationship is most definitely is real close. Imma be honest, I don’t know how much music we got, because it’s so easy working with the homie. Imma be honest. We in the two percentile when it comes to writers and creators. It’s called a two percentile,” he said.

“The two percentile — listen, if you not ready for this…. Walk out of the room. But the two percentile is when you walk into the room, you hear something, a beat or a production that you actually love and can actually create it, write it, and execute it right then. I can’t say I’ve done that with many artists. It’s not even five artists.”

January 2024: Rick Ross Reveals His Favorite Drake Collaboration

Rick Ross joined Adin Ross for a stream at the top of 2024, where he tipped his imaginary cap to “Stay Schemin'” as his favorite collaboration he’s ever done with Drake in his career to date.

“I’ma say ‘Stay Schemin,’” he said. “He came out to us; he came out in the streets. He came to us when he put that record together. It was one of those vibes. We had the beat. He walked right in on it as we was puttin’ it together and he didn’t wait one second, so that was most definitely magical.”

March 2024: Drake Invites Rick Ross' Ex to Concert

Cristina Mackey confirmed she and Rick Ross split earlier in March 2024. Weeks later, she was invited as a special guest of OVO to Drake’s It’s All A Blur – Big as the What? Tour stop in Miami. The petty move reportedly came after Ross unfollowed Drake on Instagram.

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April 2024: Rick Ross Falls Into Drake's Crosshairs on "Push Ups" Diss

Drake appeared to have smoke for everybody with his leaked “Push Ups” diss track possibly targeting Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Metro Boomin, Future and Rick Ross, who he sniped about being a corrections officer and hooking him up with Billboard chart hits.

“I might take your latest girl and cuff her like I’m Ricky/ Can’t believe he jumpin’ in, this n—- turnin’ 50/ Every song that made it on the chart, he got from Drizzy/ Spend that lil’ check you got and stay up out my business,” Drizzy raps.

April 2024: Rick Ross Quickly Returns Fire at Drake With "Champagne Moments"

Rick Ross heard the shots on “Push Ups” and immediately got in the booth where he returned fire at Drake with the fiery “Champagne Moments.” Rozay calls out Drake for allegedly stealing Lil Wayne’s flow and claims he had cosmetic surgery to change his nose.

“That’s why you had an operation to make your nose smaller than your father nose,” Ross raps.

April 2024: Rick Ross Continues to Troll Drake on Social Media

It’s one thing to battle Ross in the booth, it’s another for the war to spill onto social media. Rozay is one of rap’s funniest comics on socials, and he has been relentless in dissing Drake online. Various clips show Rozay trolling Drake by wearing his merch at a performance, referring to him as “BBL Drizzy” and bringing up ghostwriting claims.

“I just realized BBL Drizzy called his mommy on me,” Ross said in the Instagram Story clip. “He shared their text messages between each other. Ah, cupcake Drake. Tell your momma you stayed out past your curfew, white boy. You wanted to hang at the park with the n—-s, smoke weed with the n—-s while we washed our old school Chevys.”

Drake responds to Rick ross accusing him of getting a nose job. He posts messages with his mom asking him if it was true pic.twitter.com/bKLiIuKCKI — DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) April 14, 2024

Rick Ross responds to Drake and tells him he can’t call his mama to get him out these problems pic.twitter.com/gKn43J7Fud — DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) April 14, 2024

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Rick Ross Responds To Drake: Listen To His Diss Track

Rozay wasted absolutely no time in returning fire.

Rick Ross wasted zero time in crafting a response to the shots Drake sent his way in his leaked diss track addressing Kendrick Lamar , Future , and many more. Moreover, he apparently put it all together in a couple of hours and sent it to DJ Akademiks to premiere on his livestream. Apparently titled "Champagne Problems," it samples Drizzy calling Rozay his favorite person to rap with, and has some regular spoken-word remarks in addition to the actual bars. He claims that the 6ix God got a nose job and that he sent a cease and desist to French Montana, which is why the Maybach Music Group mogul unfollowed him on social media. As for the bars themselves, here's an example: " Flow is copy & paste, Weezy gave you the juice / Another white boy at the park that wanna hang with the crew ."

Furthermore, a lot of folks are reacting wildly to this online, and giving their takes about what they think of it. We've included embeds to portions of the track down below so you can make that judgement call for yourself. Despite Drake and Rick Ross having so many collabs and riding for each other at seemingly every turn, it looks like things soured quickly . There are some other attacks and subs here and there, but a lot of the diss is also coated in The Biggest Boss' trademark luxury raps.

Read More: Rick Ross Has A Secret Child That Looks Like Drake, Ex Tia Kemp Claims After He Unfollows Him

Rick Ross' Drake Response Diss: Listen (In Part)

Elsewhere, nobody's yet to clap back at Drake's leaked diss at press time other than Rick Ross, but folks have been subliminally responding ... at least, that's what fans think. Overall, this is a narrative that will likely persist for not just months, but maybe years to come, as now everyone's going to be looking for subs and beef no matter what. It's almost like this is all fabricated to make everyone a little more money, but that's a cynical and decidedly un-hip-hop take that we'd rather not entertain any further. Back to this response track, though, check out some of Ross' social media activity right before this diss dropped down below, which also included footage of him in the studio.

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Of course, we know what all that was for now. What do you think of this response track, and do you think we'll ever see the "Lord Knows" duo go back to their dynamism ? Whatever the case, drop your takes down in the comments section below. Also, log back into HNHH for the latest news and more updates on Drake, Rick Ross, and this absolutely monstrous rap beef.

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Rick Ross Calls Drake ‘BBL Drizzy’ and OVO the ‘Pastrami Posse’

Rick Ross is not letting up on Drake.  The Maybach Music Group boss posted a series of photos and videos on his Instagram account calling the Toronto rap superstar "BBL Drizzy" and his OVO Sound team the "Pastrami posse."

Rick Ross Insults Drake Some More on Instagram

On Sunday (April 14), Rick Ross hopped on his Instagram Stories and threw a slew of insults at Drake. In one photo, he posted a picture of himself at a club venue rocking a T-shirt with Drake's image on it. He added the words, "Who Nose?" and "BBL Drizzy," then added Drizzy's IG handle @champagnepapi so Drake could see it.

In another post, Ross shared a photo from The Shade Room featuring a side-by-side photo of Drake in an attempt to highlight how the rap star's nose has changed through the years. Ross captioned the post, "The bridge of your nose some how got smaller BBL Drizzy." Ross also wrote "#whiteboy" on the post.

Ross' most insulting posts at Drake come in video form. In one clip, which can be viewed below, the Miami rhymer hangs out by the pool and chastises Drizzy for "calling his mommy" on Ross. He also called Drake several disrespectful names including, "Cupcake Drake," "Big nose," "BBL Drizzy" and "White boy."

Ross also brought up Drake's alleged abdominal surgery to get a six-pack, which has been a long-standing rumor that Drizzy has never publicly confirmed or denied.

Adding more verbal attacks, in another video, Ross said he might write a song titled "Who Nose?" and called Drake's OVO team the "Pastrami posse" and "b***h-a*s n***as."

Ross' social media bashing toward Drake follows Ross' response diss track "Champagne Moments,"  on which Ross calling Drake a "White boy" throughout the song. This is getting "Super Ugly."

Drake Texts With His Mom About Rick Ross Claims Drake Got a Nose Job

Earlier today, the 6 God posted on his Instagram Stories a screenshot of a text message conversation he had with his mother Sandi Graham. In Sandi's message, which can be viewed below, she informed her son of the online rumors about his alleged nose job.

"I can't believe you would get one without me [smiling face with hands over mouth emoji]," she jokingly texted him. "Cuz you know I always wanted one."

In response, Drake posted several tears of joy emojis to represent his laughter. "I would have got us a 2 for 1 deal if I went ma," he added.

Drizzy then explained who Rick Ross is and why he made the offensive claim.

"It's coming from Rick Ross the guy I did songs with," he wrote in his response. "He's gone loopy off the Mounjaro he hasn't eaten in days and it's turned him angry and racist[.] He's performing at proms for money[.] It's bad, don't worry we'll handle it."

Mounjaro (or Tirzepatide) is prescription medicine for adults with Type 2 Diabetes.

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William Leonard Roberts II (born January 28, 1976), better known by his stage name Rick Ross (often stylized as RICK RO$$), is an American rapper. Ross founded the record label Maybach Music Group, on which he released his studio albums Deeper Than Rap (2009) and Teflon Don (2010). Ross was also the first artist signed to Diddy's management company Ciroc Entertainment. In early 2012, MTV named Ross as the Hottest MC In The Game. more »

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