A$AP Rocky seemingly called out Drake on the song “Stole Ya Flow” from his project “Don’t Be Dumb”.

During an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden on Wednesday (January 21), Rocky opened up about their strained relationship and the root of their issues.

Rocky clarified that while their connection has soured, there’s no real animosity between them, although their fallout seems to stem “over females.”

“This thing between us it’s not real smoke, but I just don’t f— with him,” he said. “We was once friends. I feel like it’s over females. I feel like he wasn’t happy and he expressed that.”

The Harlem artist also criticized Drake as “soft” for continuously taking jabs at Rihanna over the years. In Rocky’s view, it’s time for Drake to leave the past behind and move forward.

“I think at some certain point and everyone getting older and you supposed to be moving on. For you to be picking at a female, that’s soft to me,” he continued.

“I didn’t put out music for me to say something back and I finally did say something back to a few people. I do think that sh– is petty. It’s enough money, fame, women, spotlights to go around. We not really tripping off nothing. Is it real smoke? It could never be. That ain’t real smoke.”

On “Stole Ya Flow,” Rocky delivers several lines believed to target Drake: “Stole my flow, so I stole yo’ bi—/ If you stole my style, I need at least like 10 percent,” he raps, before adding, “First you was my bro, pussy n—a switched/ Turned into a opp, f— his block, he a bi—, boy.”