Drake has had a lot of enemies over the years, whether it's direct foes like Kendrick Lamar or former collaborators who stayed silent during that beef. DJ Khaled is in this latter category, and Drizzy dissed him on ICEMAN. This led to a lot of debate around the dynamic and feud loyalties at large, which Fat Joe went into with more detail during his recent The Breakfast Club appearance.
He was there to talk about his new album Organized Rhyme, but Loren LoRosa asked him about the 6ix God dissing Khaled at one point. "Nah, don't do that with Drake, man" Joey Crack said (at around the 3:35-minute mark of the YouTube clip below) when LoRosa said the Toronto superstar could be considered a bully.
"I love Drake. I tried to fix that with him and Khaled or whatever they got going," he continued. "Khaled's my brother. So we gon' stand on ten toes at all times. That's just what it is here. Loyalty is the brand. TS [Terror Squad] equals loyalty... Everybody goes, right? So, what I do is, I've always loved Drake. Khaled's my brother, he's my best friend. I just tried to fix that. I tried to throw an olive branch. Do whatever I could... I don't know [if I fixed it]. I know I went to Toronto and got welcome texts and all that. But still. I got the, 'Yo, welcome to the city, you need anything?' [Not from Drake], but close affiliates. I never disrespected him, I actually got super love for him."
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Drake & DJ Khaled Beef
Loren LoRosa asked if Fat Joe's previous comments on Drake dissing DJ Khaled made him feel like he might not get sympathy from OVO. "I'm just saying... My thing is, Khaled don't rap, Khaled don't diss, Khaled's with his kids," he answered. "Khaled is who he is. So I don't care what you think, or what it is. It's always love... He's always helping people. So what I meant by saying 'bullying,' which wasn't probably the best way to describe it, was, 'You know Khaled ain't going to beef with you or nothing like that.'"
Charlamange Tha God said folks still don't know an exact reason for Drake and DJ Khaled's fallout beyond the presumed dislike of Khaled's silence during the Kendrick beef. "How about, if I do know the reason, is I want everybody to be unified," Joe said. "[...] We got to show unity amongst everybody... I did everything the other way... I realized we got to appreciate every single second."
