Chris Brown, Drake Beef: Breezy Spotted Dancing To 'Started From The Bottom,' Feud Over? [VIDEO]

It's no secret that Chris Brown and Drake aren't exactly friends. After Drake's rumored relationship with Brown's on-again, off-again girlfriend the two have frequently gone after each other including a now infamous nightclub brawl. However, if this new video is to be believed, the Breezy-Drizzy beef may be over.

TMZ released this video of Brown dancing to Drake's hit "Started From The Bottom."

The entertainers had it out in the W.I.P. nightclub in New York. According to a lawsuit filed by Brown's bodyguard (who was hit in the head with a bottle), the fight started when Brown received a note from Drake that read "I a f**king the love of your life."

Since then, the duo has taken every opportunity to lash out at each other. Brown took over a Hollywood nightclub after a DJ began to play "Started from the Bottom." He snatched the mic and made the DJ stop playing the track.

"The DJ can play this s--t, but I want you all to know, F--k Drake!" Brown reportedly yelled before giving the crowd the middle finger.

Drake has taken several shots at Brown since then. He has pointed barbs at him via the song "5AM In Toronto."

"I'm just being frank with you/I mean, where you think she at when she ain't with you?" Drake said in a line that many believe addresses Brown.

Brown responded on the remix to "RIP" saying "If you started from the bottom, why don't you come out the closet?"

This led Drake to go on Keep It Thoro and say the following.

"Don't ask me s-t about that man when I come up there. Leave that man alone. Stop preying on his insecurities," Drake told journalist Elliott Wilson. "His insecurities are the fact that I make better music than him. I'm more poppin' than him."

The Canadian MC also trashed Brown's upcoming album.

"I don't want to hear that man rap," Drake said. "Nobody wants to hear me rap against him. I really do this s-t. Let him put out that, whatever, 'Project X' or whatever he's working on and I'm going to put out that real s-t for the people."

So it is strange that given his history not just with Drake but with that song in particular, that he would be caught dancing to it.

Is the Chris Brown-Drake beef over?