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Rick Ross has found himself the target of further ridicule from a Drake fan who punched him during a festival in Vancouver. The fan, known as Icarus, has released a new diss track titled "White Boy" that mocks Ross for his role in the June brawl at Ignite Music Festival.
The track’s accompanying video includes provocative imagery, such as footage of Ross’s entourage being outnumbered and clips from Ross's previous career as a correctional officer. The video also features a chain allegedly belonging to Sam Sneak, Ross's longtime DJ.
Lyrically, "White Boy" derides Ross for his perceived weakness during the altercation. Lines from the song include: “Capping on the ‘Gram, you was stumbling out the gate / Searching for the exit, left your DJ like some bait / Fed him to the demons, too conceited to explain / You a bird and a bitch, I clipped your wings, stop the games.”
Following the incident, Ross attempted to downplay the attack, dismissing it as an overblown confrontation. In an Instagram video, he recounted his version of events, downplaying the punch and focusing on what he perceived as less significant parts of the incident.
Drake also added fuel to the fire, celebrating Canada Day with a social media post that included a nod to Vancouver and footage of himself rapping along to a song by the Rascalz, who hail from the city where the brawl occurred.
The ongoing feud between Ross and the Drake fan highlights the complex interplay between personal conflicts and public personas in the music industry.
