A$AP Rocky is finally addressing Drake’s latest shots, and he does not appear interested in letting their long-running feud take up much more of his attention.

During a recent appearance on The Jason Lee Show, Rocky was asked about Drake’s “Burning Bridges,” a track from ICEMAN that fans widely interpreted as taking aim at both the Harlem rapper and Rihanna.

Instead of firing back with another diss, Rocky questioned why people remain so invested in the drama.

“I think it’s weird that everybody’s moved on with their lives, and [people] are still strung up on that,” Rocky said. “It’s bugged out to me.”

The rapper also suggested he has become accustomed to watching narratives about himself and Rihanna take off online without feeling the need to respond.

“We see right through the internet antics and smear campaigns,” he said. “That’s why I don’t respond to that. It comes and goes.”

One part of “Burning Bridges” received particular attention after Drake appeared to question why Rihanna had not publicly promoted Rocky’s music.

On the track, Drake rapped, “Your baby momma ain’t even post a single, damn, where she at?” The line was widely viewed as another reference to Rocky and Rihanna amid Drake’s ongoing tension with the couple.

Rocky, however, dismissed the argument entirely.

“That’s stupid,” Rocky said while explaining that Rihanna promoting his album would have simply created another narrative about his success.

“If she would have posted my album, everybody would have been like, ‘You only went No. 1 because your girl posted,’” he added.

Rocky also questioned what exactly Rihanna was expected to promote, pointing out that she was not featured on the project.

“She’s not on my f***** album,” he said. “What single is she supposed to be posting?”

According to Rocky, Rihanna ultimately did publicly support Don’t Be Dumb, but only after the project had already reached No. 1.

Drake and Rocky were not always rivals.

The two rappers collaborated earlier in their careers, with Rocky appearing alongside Drake, Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz on the 2012 track “F***** Problems.”

Their relationship has since deteriorated, with tensions becoming increasingly public through lyrics, interviews and social media moments.

Drake’s ICEMAN added another chapter to the feud when listeners noticed several bars that appeared directed at Rocky. “Burning Bridges” included the Rihanna reference, while another track contained an even more direct play on Rocky’s A$AP name.

Rocky has hardly stayed silent on record either. His 2026 album Don’t Be Dumb featured lyrics that listeners interpreted as shots at Drake, keeping speculation around the pair alive even before Drake released his latest response.

The back-and-forth has also followed Rocky onto the road. During his Don’t Be Dumb Tour, he previously held up a fan’s anti-Drake sign during a performance, creating another viral moment tied to their rivalry.