Drizzy Drake appears to have gotten over the hump and move on with his highly-publicized break up with Rihanna a couple of months ago.
This became quite apparent when the rapper even poked fun at himself and hardly said anything bitter against Rihanna or Chris Brown.
BET reports that during the last stop of the Lil Wayne vs. Drake tour, their rap battle even became an impromptu dance battle. The winner of the night is no other than Chris Brown, according to Drake himself, says the same report.
Drake and Wayne were performing before the cheering crowd at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Woodlands, Texas when the two rappers started showcasing their terpsichorean prowess.
"I (have) just been listening to too much Breezy lately. I just had to do it," Wayne was quoted by BET as saying.
BET reported that Drake responded with some popping and locking of his own and shortly quipping "Maybe I should've brought that s**t out earlier. Maybe, I could've made s**t work a little better with Rihanna."
Drake's remarks obviously draw laughter from the crowd.
The way Drake can make fun at music's most controversial love triangle appears to be a sign that maybe all is well with the trio, hints BET.
In a report by Music Times, Chris Brown also talked about his current relationship with ex-girlfriend Rihanna. He disclosed during an interview that they are just friends.
Brown and Rihanna went on an on-again off-again romance highlighted by an assault on the night of the 2009 Grammy Awards. Brown served prison time for it.
"We're friends. Nothing too serious. We're not trying to start a life together right now, we're just having fun," Brown said in an interview by Entertainment Tonight.
Drake and Brown also set aside their bottle-throwing brawl in a New York City nightclub in June 2012 when they joined together in July 2014 in ESPY's comedy skit versus Blake Griffin, the LA Clippers power forward.
As for Drake and Rihanna, BET reported that she was spotted on the 31-date, cross-country tour after Drake flashed her picture on stage at his OVO Fest, sparking rumors that he was likening her to the devil.
Drake actually wasn't, but he may have written a song about missing her, cites BET.
For her part, Rihanna, has chosen to remain silent on the issue.
Below is the clip of Entertainment Tonight interview with Chris Brown.