“You can’t walk around holding grudges,” Chris Brown said of
ending the Drake beef after
his most recent release from jail. At this time two years ago, Drizzy and
Breezy were at odds, reportedly over Rihanna, yet just when
it looked like they might never be friends, they surprised everybody and buried
the hatchet.
Brown spoke with MTV News
this week about appearing with Drake on the ESPYs
and why he chose to poke fun at their rivalry. “After getting out of jail,
going through whatever I was going through, I just didn’t have any animosity
towards anybody,” he said. “I was just focused on me and what I was doing. I
felt like it was a great opportunity being that the ESPYs is such a prestigious
award show, I just wanted to be able to bring light to the situation and just grow
up.”
At 25, the “New Flame” singer is officially “tired of being
looked at as the aggressor,” and working with Drake provided an opportunity for
him to showcase a new disposition. “For me I just wanted to show my maturity,”
Brown noted before explaining how he and Drake managed to kill the drama
without mentioning Rih Rih's name. “We young, so [it] ain’t like, ‘Let's have a
pow wow and sit down over tea.’ It’s like, ‘Oh, wassup? You good? Cool.”
Prior to the ESPYs collaboration, the singer and rapper were
photographed in a studio together. The outcome of their session won’t make it
to Brown’s X album because the project was already done, but that doesn’t mean
the world won’t ever hear a song from them. "I know it’d be a big thing
for the fans to hear a song, but it gotta be the right song, for both of
us."
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