Rick Ross continues his feud with Drake by updating the cover art of ‘Champagne Moments’.

Rick Ross isn’t finished with his feud with Drake. The Miami rapper recently updated the cover art for his diss track “Champagne Moments,” targeting his former friend and collaborator. The original cover featured a 2014 tweet that said, “please take a moment to enjoy: white guy who looks like Drake.” The new cover now shows a cartoon version of Drake with blonde hair, glasses, and a bow tie.

“Champagne Moments” was Ross’s initial response to Drake’s “Push Ups,” released just hours after Drake’s track and sparking intense debate within the rap community. Although Ross didn’t directly diss Drake on his guest appearance in Future and Metro Boomin’s “Everyday Hustle,” his participation in the album led Drake to take shots at him.

In “Champagne Moments,” Ross addresses ghostwriters and Drake’s deal with Universal Music Group, rapping, “Ghostwriters, they get to floss what you could’ve had / Record label takin’ a loss, are you in your bag? / You a worker wantin’ to chart, don’t make me laugh.” He repeatedly calls Drake “white boy” and explains in the song’s outro why he unfollowed him on social media: “You ain’t never want to be a n—a anyway, n—a. That’s why you had an operation to make your nose smaller than your father’s, n—a. I unfollowed you, n—a, ’cause you sent the motherf—in’ cease-and-desist to French Montana, n—a. You sent the police, n—a, hated on my dog’s project.”

The ball is now in Drake’s court once again.