Key Takeaways:

• DJ Khaled says he averted the Drake, Future and Rick Ross feud as a result of he refuses to have interaction with hate.
• He nonetheless believes the three artists will reconcile, calling them “brothers” and expressing love for all.
• Khaled displays on his long-standing function as a collaborator and peacekeeper in hip hop tradition.

DJ Khaled nonetheless believes his longtime collaborators will finally make amends. On Thursday (Sept. 11), throughout an episode of “Joe & Jada,” the document producer opened up about why he’s nonetheless hopeful Drake will squash his feud with Future and Rick Ross, plus why he hasn’t stepped in to mediate himself.

“I love Drake, I love Ross, I love Future,” Khaled stated. “There’s two energies I’m not gonna get [involved] in: Hate” Though he by no means received to naming the second, Fat Joe requested how he offers with hate, to which the “I’m On One” hitmaker hilariously replied, “I don’t.”

“When you speak about all those great legends you just talked about … those are my brothers. You can’t question my friendship. How? It’s impossible. Ain’t nobody like motherf**ing DJ Khaled,” he continued. “When it [comes] down to DJ Khaled, I’m the one that’s [going to] try to fix it … I love my brothers, and my brothers know that. I would love to squash it.”

Speaking on the opportunity of Drake finally hashing things out with Ross and Future, Khaled emphasised, “Everything’s possible with God.”

It’s been over a 12 months since Future and Metro Boomin dropped “Like That,” which featured Kendrick Lamar’s fiery visitor verse concentrating on rap’s Big Three (broadly thought-about himself, Drake and J. Cole). Though followers initially speculated the Atlanta rapper had friction with Drake over a girl, he informed GQ there was no unhealthy blood: “I ain’t got nothing to be mad about.”

“Have you ever been real cool with somebody, and y’all fell out over something? It happens every day,” Metro Boomin informed the publication. “It’s just regular s**t.”

Drake and Ross’ beef, then again, has been a bit messier. According to the “Diced Pineapples” rapper, their points got here from Drizzy not clearing a document on French Montana’s album. As many would possibly keep in mind, the “Aston Martin music” collaborators traded jabs on social media, with Rozay accusing Drake of getting a nose job, and on wax with songs like “Champagne Moments.”