Funkmaster Flex Goes Off on Drake in Hot 97 Rant: ‘I’m Not Concerned About You’

When Funkmaster Flex starts dropping bombs, he leaves massive destruction in its wake. On Saturday (Aug. 6), the veteran Hot 97 personality went after Drake for accusing the New York radio station of “tellin’ lies” and calling for the firing of Flex.

In a 23-minute heated rant, Funkmaster Flex drop several bombs at Drizzy and boasting that he will never get fired from Hot 97.

"I got a few stories to tell tonight. I don't know which one I'm gonna tell first," Flex started before calling Drake "a bozo."

"First of all, Drake, I'm not really worried about you making me lose my job,” he seethed. “70 percent of your fans wear high heels. The other 30 percent are guys who wear sandals. I'm not concerned about you."

The 48-year-old veteran DJ went on to clarify his involvement with leaking Quentin Miller's reference tracks that ignited Drake's infamous rap feud against Meek Mill. Flex says that when it comes to Top 5 rappers in the game there are only a few that's worthy of mentioning...and Drake, he feels, is not one of them.

"If you have help on your music and on your bars to compete for that top 5 movement, that is an issue to me,” said Flex on Drake's alleged need for ghostwriters.

“Let me tell you something for people who don’t understand the studio, 'cause I do. No rapper has a guy that could be or people thinkin' is writing for him in the studio directing you or standing next to you while you're in the booth unless he's writing the lyrics ... making sure the delivery's right," he continued. “Yes, he writes, but there's a couple key things he didn't, and that's just the way it is."

Among the hot tea Funkmaster Flex spilled on the airwaves include how Drake dislocated his shoulder when he got into a scuffle with Diddy at a Miami club over the "0 to 100" beat.

Flex also goes into great detail about Drake rehearsing his rhymes before his infamous Blackberry freestyle, and how his handlers wanted video footage of him holding the Blackberry to show proof that he writes his own lyrics. “You knew this day was coming one day, when people might question your pen,” Flex said. “Bruh, I see through you.”

There are all kinds of goodies in this Funkmaster Flex Hot 97 rant. Check it out below.