Drake pauses Florida concert after fans ‘disrespect’ Lil Wayne
Lil Wayne appeared on his first night of six on Drake’s ‘It’s All A Blur Tour’
Drake is not going to put up with disrespect for his “brother” Lil Wayne during the former’s ongoing It’s All A Blur Tour – Big As The What?
During a recent show in Sunrise, Florida, Drake bought out legendary rapper Lil Wayne as a surprise guest. However, he was not pleased with the audience’s underwhelming reaction.
In a video circulating X (previously Twitter), the Passionfruit hitmaker stopped the show and ran through the crowd to rectify the situation.
“Hold on, hold on, because these are my favourite moments in life right now,” he said, attempting to hype up the audience.
“From the top of the mountain emerged the m*****f***ing greatest rapper of all time. Florida, if y’all don’t make some f***ing noise for my brother, Lil Wayne, in here tonight,” he exclaimed, eliciting a roaring cheer from the crowd.
Satisfied with the crowd’s noise – befitting an idol such as Lil Wayne – the dynamic duo then continued to deliver an electrifying performance.
The show marked Lil Wayne’s first of six nights on the tour, alongside Champagne Papi and J. Cole.
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