DJ Khaled is still confident that his long-time friends will work things out. On Thursday, September 11, during a talk show called “Joe & Jada,” he shared why he believes Drake will make peace with Future and Rick Ross, as well as why he hasn’t stepped in to help settle things himself.

“I care about Drake, I care about Ross, I care about Future,” Khaled stated. “There are two vibes I won’t get mixed up in: Hate. . . ” He didn’t mention the other vibe, but when Fat Joe asked how he handles hate, the “I’m On One” hitmaker humorously said, “I don’t.”

“When you talk about those amazing legends we just mentioned. . . they are like family to me. You can’t doubt my loyalty to them. How could you? There’s nobody else like DJ Khaled,” he added. “When it comes down to me, I’m the one who wants to make it right. . . I care for my brothers, and they know it. I really want to fix things. ”

About the chance of Drake sorting things out with Ross and Future, Khaled stressed, “With God, anything is possible. ”

It’s been more than a year since Future and Metro Boomin released “Like That,” which included a powerful verse from Kendrick Lamar aimed at rap’s top three (which include himself, Drake, and J. Cole). Even though fans thought Future might have had problems with Drake because of a girl, he told GQ there was no conflict: “I’m not upset about anything. ”

“Have you ever been really close with someone and then had a fight over something? It happens all the time,” Metro Boomin explained to the magazine. “It’s just normal stuff. ”

On the other hand, the drama between Drake and Ross has been a little more complicated. The “Diced Pineapples” rapper mentioned that their issues started when Drizzy didn’t approve a song for French Montana’s album. As many might recall, the “Aston Martin Music” collaborators exchanged insults online, with Rozay accusing Drake of getting cosmetic surgery, and also through songs like “Champagne Moments. ”