A$AP Rocky Says He’d Fight Drake Bare-Knuckle During Jason Lee Interview Preview


Squabble up (Mm, mm), squabble up (Mm, mm).

A$AP Rocky and Drake clearly aren’t interested in burying the hatchet anytime soon. If anything, Rocky just added a little more gasoline to the fire.

Rocky recently sat down with Jason Lee for an interview that’s set to air on Wednesday, and one of the biggest moments from the preview came when Lee asked whether he’d ever fight Drake in a celebrity boxing match. Rocky didn’t hesitate with his answer, saying he’d do it “bare knuckle, like the Irish.”

Considering the history between these two, the response shouldn’t surprise anyone. Their feud has stretched back a couple of years, with both artists taking shots at each other on songs and during public appearances. Drake most recently reignited things on ICEMAN, throwing jabs at both Rocky and Rihanna on “Burning Bridges,” while Rocky has continued taking subtle shots during live performances.

Here’s the catch: Based on the way Rocky delivered his answer, it came across more like a joke than an actual challenge, so I wouldn’t start calling Dana White just yet. That said, some of Drake’s shots at Rocky over the last couple of years have been pretty ruthless, so it wouldn’t shock me if Rocky at least wanted to give him a wedgie.

Either way, shoutout to Jason Lee for asking the question everyone was wondering about. This has all the makings of a really entertaining interview.




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