Rick Ross Says Meek Mill, Wale Drama Is Ancient History [Video]

Rick Ross wants everyone to know that the drama between Meek Mill and Wale is officially ancient history. That’s because Ross takes care of business.

For those who missed the memo, the aforementioned labelmates apparently took a few virtual shots at one another on — where else? — Twitter. Since social media is essentially the place where ridiculous and pointless drama unfolds on a regular basis in the modern age, the rappers decided to hash out their differences in the form of 140-character messages. Because, you know, they’re adults.

However, Rick Ross wasn’t in the mood for their drama. Instead of letting the situation spiral out of control for the sake of free promotion, Rick decided to hammer things out. After reaching out to the offending parties, their problems vanished into thin air. In other words, the Meek Mill-Wale fiasco was completely squashed.

Ross recently told Global Grind:

“Those are brothers. As soon as those tweets went out, we all got on the phone and that was the end of it. As you see that was the end. It wasn’t no beef, those are brothers.”

Of course, this isn’t the first time Rick has addressed the problems that arose between the rappers. Ross told MTV News earlier this month that the whole situation was nothing more than a simply misunderstanding.

The Wingstop mogul explained:

“As soon as the tweets went out, I spoke to both of them on the phone. Those two guys, they’re brothers. At the end of the day, they’re brothers and it’s time to turn up right now. It’s time for all of us to turn up and stay turned up, you know what I mean? But it’s all love between those two and everybody knows that. They’re two real dudes, two successful dudes, and we all came from the same place.”

Although Rick Ross doesn’t have a problem with either Meek Mill or Wale, he does have an issue with folks who want to bring firearms into his restaurants. The Inquisitr previously reported that the rapper has asked his customers to leave their guns at home when they decide to stop in for some lemon pepper chicken.

Ross explained:

“I support the right to bear arms, I do. I’m a licensed carrier. When I go into public places, when I go out and I enter certain places, I believe it’s best to leave your firearm in your vehicle. Go in and enjoy your meal.”

Are you glad Rick Ross put an end to the beef between Meek Mill and Wale?

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