A$AP Rocky addresses Drake rumors during ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ press run

A$AP Rocky speaks on Drake rumors, lyric speculation, and their strained relationship during album interviews

A$AP Rocky has publicly addressed ongoing speculation surrounding Drake while promoting his upcoming album Don’t Be Dumb, offering his most direct comments yet on their rumored fallout.

As the Harlem rapper continues a high-profile press run, interviewers have repeatedly asked about lyrics from his song “Stole Ya Flow,” which many fans interpreted as a pointed jab at the Canadian superstar. The track includes lines about stolen style, strained loyalty, and shifting relationships, quickly fueling online debate about whether Rocky was addressing Drake directly.

In a recent interview, Rocky clarified that while there is tension, he does not consider the situation an active feud. He explained that the two were once close but no longer maintain a relationship, suggesting unresolved personal issues played a role in their distance. Rocky emphasized that he has moved on and views continued fixation on past relationships as unnecessary at this stage in life.

The comments have reignited discussion about the long-rumored romantic history involving Drake and Rihanna. Years after those rumors circulated, Rihanna confirmed her relationship with A$AP Rocky, with the pair later welcoming children together. Around the same period, Drake released Certified Lover Boy, which featured songs some listeners believed referenced emotional fallout from past relationships.

Rocky did not directly address specific songs by Drake but appeared to allude to lingering resentment connected to personal matters. He framed his remarks as reflective rather than confrontational, positioning himself as focused on growth and creative direction rather than prolonged disputes.

While fans continue to dissect lyrics and timelines, Rocky’s statements suggest he is intent on closing the chapter. As Don’t Be Dumb approaches release, the rapper appears focused on the music itself, leaving listeners to decide whether the tension remains lyrical storytelling or a reflection of real-life distance between two hip-hop heavyweights.