While visiting Toronto, DJ Drama found himself the victim of a robbery by some local goons.
A video posted online shows the masked assailants displaying the stolen jewelry, and they seem to be quite proud of themselves as they call out "Drizzy" in celebration.
Unfortunately for them, their foolishness has now been shared across social media.
A screenshot of DJ Drama surfaced, revealing the same chain thieves reportedly took. To this date, the renowned DJ has yet to address the accusation publicly.
In the footage, one of the robbers exclaims, "That's what you get for failing to check in. Paying homage to Drizzy and Triple Gs - that's how we roll."
DJ Drama Was Allegedly Robbed In Toronto For Not Checking, The Alleged Robbers Shouts Out Drake In The Process.😳 pic.twitter.com/sK6UnsaXlD
— Poetik Flakko (@FlakkoPoetik) June 11, 2023
The beef between Drake and DJ Drama has been put to bed after it all started in 2015.
Reports had arisen that the disc jockey informed Meek Mill that Drake had enlisted a ghostwriter for his rap verse on "RICO," sparking tensions between the two artists.
The battle between Drake and Meek Mill eventually ended in public. Nevertheless, it remains unclear whether or not any tension remained between Drake and DJ Drama after peace had been restored.
A tweet from DJ Drama in 2022 sparked confusion among many of his fans.
He wrote: "We gotta stop this narrative lol. Me & Drake have put that to rest. Grown men stuff, and furthermore Jack & Drake forged their own relationship. So now let's get streaming 'Churchill Downs'!"
Despite initial perplexity, it was clear that the two artists had collaborated on a project with Jack Harlow.
This comes weeks after Meek Mill calls DJ Drama "a goofy."
Taking to the Twittersphere, Meek Mill let DJ Drama have it for his remarks about him in a recent TMZ interview, where he proclaimed Lil Uzi Vert's "Just Wanna Rock" was now Philadelphia's new anthem instead of Meek's classic hit "Dreams and Nightmares."
"Dj drama a goofy over these hoes lol he won't speak good on me I tore him up in the a."
Meek said, "I asked Drama why he always speaking down on me with a few other words too told him he's a goofy... I also hit him when he tried to compare dreams and nightmares to I wanna rock AND DOWNPLAY ME ... DONT LET THESE INDUSTRY LAMES USE YOU THEY DONT REALLY EVEN LIKE YOU SMH LOL."
In one of his recent Instagram Stories, the "I'm Really Like That" creator shared a screenshot from a Jay Hill Podcast interview.
During this discussion, he expressed his belief that Drake can be described as the "Jay-Z of this generation" rather than Meek. He captioned the photo with "This really why he mad [man shrugging his shoulder emoji]."
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