The Drake and Chris Brown beef is finally over and we all have Mally Mall to thank.
The legendary West coast producer recently revealed to TMZ it was he who helped the Drizzy and Breezy bury the hatchet.
He also revealed that he's responsible for getting the two in the studio together.
"They were in Vegas, and that's when we squashed the beef," he told a TMZ camera man. "I initiated it. We finished it, and wrapped it up."
While Mall didn't say exactly what the two are working on, he did confirm they were working on "a project."
The California rap veteran says the truce was genuine and there was no mention of Rihanna, who is believed to be at the root of the beef.
"It's definitely all love," he said. "I think everybody gets the picture now. You act like a jump off you get treated like one."
As many may recall, Breezy and Drizzy came to physical blows back in 2012 during a bottle throwing brawl inside W.i.P nightclub in NYC.
As previously reported, Drake's fansite Word On Road posted an Instagram photo of the two men together, appearing happy in the studio last week.
MTV noted that this isn't the first time the music makers have collaborated. Prior to the presumed Rihanna beef, they worked together on the remix of Brown's "Deuces."
And it isn't the first time they've been in the studio since they've been at odds.
Back in October, Brown posted a message on Facebook that read, "Hangin with Drake in the studio."
Stay tuned for updates.
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