The recent event hosted by Rick Ross saw a surprisingly small turnout, sparking speculation and jokes online, particularly in light of his ongoing feud with Drake. With rumors swirling that Drake had purchased all the tickets to the event, the total attendance reportedly amounted to just 43 people.

The tension between Rick Ross and Drake has been brewing for some time, stemming from Ross’s decision to join in on the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Ross has never hidden his disdain for Drake, and the recent event served as another opportunity for him to throw accusations Drake’s way.

The drama intensified when Rick Ross took to Instagram to share news of his private jet’s crash landing near Dallas. Seizing the moment, Ross didn’t hesitate to insinuate that Drake was somehow involved, joking about Drake’s supposed affinity for luxury features like ashtrays in airplane armrests.

This tactic of buying out tickets to sabotage rival artists’ events isn’t new, having been famously employed by 50 Cent in the past. Allegedly, 50 Cent once spent $3,000 to purchase 200 tickets under his name, ensuring the seats remained empty.

Similar tactics have been attributed to other artists as well, such as Chris Brown reportedly buying out tickets to Quavo’s concert, resulting in a notably low turnout. Despite the sparse audience, Quavo remained unfazed and delivered a performance worthy of applause, showcasing professionalism in the face of adversity.

While these tactics may generate buzz and amusement online, they also underscore the competitive nature of the music industry, where rivalries can spill over into creative and sometimes petty maneuvers. As for Rick Ross and Drake, their ongoing feud continues to fuel speculation and entertainment for fans eager to see how it unfolds next.