Chris Brown and Drake In The Studio After Ending Feud
Chris Brown and Drake have ended their public feud and now the two men have been in the studio together.
While it is unclear whether or not the pair of musicians will collaborate on a song, Brown, the 24-year-old singer, took to his Facebook page to post an image of himself with Drake, 26, recently.
"Hanging in the studio with Drake," Brown captioned a link on his Facebook page.
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The two musicians engaged in a physical altercation at a New York City nightclub last year. However Brown's manager, Abou Thiam, is well acquainted with Drake and reportedly thought that it was time to unite the pair.
"(Thiam's) very friendly with Drake, and worked to try and get him and Chris together to put their differences aside," a source reportedly told The New York Post.
The two musicians reportedly came together at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas last month, where the New York Post reports that Drake attended strictly to see Brown perform.
"Drake came on Friday with his whole crew, and watched Chris' entire set," sources told The New York Post. "They were backstage hugging and drinking."
The news comes after both men seemed content to not pursue a friendship with one another. Brown addressed his own issues with Drake during an appearance on the New York City radio "The Breakfast Club" earlier this year.
"At the end of the day I don't hash on ... dudes can say whatever. I'm not a rapper. I'm gonna say what I want, like who's gonna beat me up," Brown questioned. "Honestly I think he's a cool dude as far as music. It's not even a thought, people just don't like certain people. He don't like me and I don't like him."
However, it seems Brown may be ready to turn over a new leaf.
"Ill do what ever duty I need too to fulfill my requirements as a man and a leader (SIC)," Brown tweeted earlier this summer.
Although it is unclear whether fans will hear Drake and Chris Brown on a record anything soon, the latter spoke about wanting to collaborate with other artists on his Facebook page.
"Collaborating with other artists helps me grow as an artist," he wrote.
