Rick Ross and Trick Trick Embrace After Squashing Beef With Death Row Records Harry O's Help

Rick Ross and Trick Trick settled their decade-long feud onstage during the latter's set at the Our Community First Action concert in Detroit Tuesday.

After Trick Trick brought out Ross, the two hugged it out, a clear sign that they have moved on from an alleged disagreement that led to Rozay being prevented from performing at HOT 107.5’s Summer Jamz concert in 2014, according to HipHopDX.

Ross went on to perform "I'm Not a Star."

The truce was organized by Death Row Records co-founder Michael "Harry O" Harris, who flew Ross out to the show to facilitate a reconciliation.

Rozay expressed his appreciation for Harry O and his efforts in helping them squash their beef.

"You flying me out last night, you having Trick Trick bring me out on stage," Ross said. "I’m sure everybody knows me and Trick Trick had our differences for over a decade and here we are just moving forward, doing big things in the community. We got some more big things coming."

While Rick Ross and Trick Trick were able to bury the hatchet, is reconciliation possible between Rozay and Drake? According to the Florida artist, it "depends" on how he's feeling.

“It depends on how I feel. If I had Luc Belaire already that morning, it may be a good day,” Ross told Yung Miami on a recent episode of her podcast. “If I haven’t, you never fucking know, you know what I’m saying? Because that’s how the game go. It’s just like that. Fuck ‘em or whatever it is. But other than that, I ain’t losing no sleep over nothing.”

Rozay fired back at Drizzy, who first mentioned the MMG boss on Drake’s diss song, “Push Ups.”

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