Rick Ross' response to Drake calling him out was less than 24 hours. He released 'Champagne Moments' that he's released the visuals for. Photo credit: YouTube Screengrab
Rick Ross' response to Drake calling him out was less than 24 hours. He released 'Champagne Moments' that he's released the visuals for. Photo credit: YouTube Screengrab

Rick Ross released visuals for ‘Champagne Moments’, the diss record for Drake

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In the ever-evolving saga of rap royalty, the throne is never vacant for long. Just as one titan takes a seat, another emerges from the ranks, ready to claim their crown. The latest contender? The legendary Rick Ross, is not just here to reign but to remind everyone why his name belongs in the pantheon of hip hop greatness.

The backdrop?

A brewing storm sparked by none other than Drake, who, in a whirlwind of verbal volleys, found himself on the receiving end of Kendrick Lamar’s lyrical arsenal. Like a chain reaction, Kendrick Lamar alias KDot threw his hat in the ring, proclaiming himself the sole ruler of the rap kingdom on the scorching track ‘Like That,’ courtesy of Metro Boomin and Future plucked from their collaborative studio album ‘We Still Don’t Trust You’.

Yet, amid this lyrical warfare, Rick Ross chose not to be a spectator. Instead, he emerged with “Champagne Moments,” a sonic onslaught that not only showcases his lyrical prowess but also serves as a poignant response to the tempest brewing within the hip hop community and to tell Drake that he’s way established as a rap icon that he is at the moment.

Rick Ross directly addresses Drake whom he refers to as white boy! as he calls him out for having a nose surgery to make him look different from his dad. This is some information that even the most loyal fans of champagne papi didn’t know about. Rozay had too much tea to spill on the ‘Champagne Moments’ record which both his fans and Drake’s found out for the very first time. He also calls him out for issuing French Montana a cease and desist to French Montana and calling the cops on him too.

The visuals for “Champagne Moments” are not just a music video; they’re a cinematic masterpiece, a visual feast that transports viewers into the opulent world of Rick Ross. From the lavish mansions to the fleet of luxury cars, every frame exudes an air of regality befitting a hip hop monarch.

 

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But make no mistake—beneath the veneer of wealth and extravagance lies a message, a declaration of intent from the Boss himself. As the camera pans over scenes of opulence, Ross delivers his verses with a commanding presence, each bar dripping with confidence and conviction.

It’s in these moments that the true brilliance of “Champagne Moments” shines through. While others engage in verbal jousting and ego-driven theatrics, Rick Ross remains unruffled, choosing instead to let his music speak for itself as he throws a few gems here and there lyrically.

In a genre often defined by its competitive nature, Ross reminds us that true greatness doesn’t need validation—it speaks for itself.

The official cover art photo for Rick Ross' 'Champagne Moments' record that calls out Drake. Photo credit: Instagram/richforever
The official cover art photo for Rick Ross’ ‘Champagne Moments’ record that calls out Drake. Photo credit: Instagram/richforever

And what of Drake’s thinly veiled critiques of the current state of hip hop? Ross addresses them not with anger or resentment but with a sense of seasoned wisdom. With each carefully crafted verse, he paints a portrait of resilience and longevity, a testament to his enduring relevance in an ever-changing musical landscape.

But perhaps the most poignant moment comes when Ross acknowledges the elephant in the room—the claims of superiority between himself and Drake. With a sly grin, he delivers a lyrical jab that cuts straight to the core, reminding listeners that the throne of hip hop is not a birthright but a prize to be earned.

In the end, “Champagne Moments” is more than just a song; it’s a statement of purpose from one of hip hop’s most enduring icons.

As the visuals fade to black and the final notes echo into the night, one thing is abundantly clear: Rick Ross isn’t just a contender for the throne—he’s a force to be reckoned with, a titan whose legacy will endure long after the champagne has gone flat.

Drake is yet to respond to Rick Ross’ response to Drake which he released less than 24 hours after Drake dropped ‘Push Ups’ which was critically acclaimed.

Watch the official music video for ‘Champagne Moments’ as written and performed by Rick Ross below;

 

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