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Jeff Ross Wants to Roast Drake

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Jeff Ross Wants To Roast Drake!

Comedian Jeff Ross joins SI’s Claudette Montana to discuss roasting celebrities, wanting to roast Drake, loving Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and gives a Super Bowl prediction.


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