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Morgan Wallen kicked off his ‘I’m the Problem Tour’ in Houston this weekend. And the Night 2 crowd at NRG Stadium got a surprise when rapper Drake joined him onstage for his now-famous walkout.
At first, “Broadway Girls” played and Wallen flashed across the JumboTron with legendary Houston Astros pitcher Roger Clemens. Then, the crowd went wild to see Drake make his way onscreen, embracing Wallen and lifting up his liquor flask.
Wallen shared the moment on Instagram with the caption “all summer long” underscored by Drake’s 2011 song “Under Ground Kings.”
This is their first time sharing the stage since their surprise collab in the music video for Drake’s 2023 song “You Broke My Heart.”
Drake seemingly chose to block out any noise that came from his less than spectacular rebuttals to Kendrick Lamar’s Grand National tour. The Grammy winner performed in Toronto, a few weeks ago and many fans wondered if Drake would take the disrespect silently.
Drizzy Skips ‘Grand National’ Shows in Toronto
He initially planned a live stream with Kai Cenat to giveaway $300,000 for the Somebody Who Loves Me challenge to take place the day before night one of Kendrick’s show. However, the stream was postponed.
Then hours before opening acts, hip-hop blogger DJ Akademiks revealed some interesting information. Akademiks says he spoke with Drake and implored him to attend the concert. However, the rap star responded by informing them that two cop cars had been parked in front of his Toronto mansion, in preparation for Kendrick’s arrival.
“I even told Drake I was coming to Toronto. Yo, me and Drake talked yesterday. You know what I told that n***a Drake? I said, ‘Drake if you like that, you see how Big Ak popped up at the show? N***a, you pop out at the show They in your city. Pop-out, n***a!’” Akademiks said.
“You know what he told me? He said, ‘Yo, Ak, they’ve had two cars on my block since two days ago. Since they know this n***a’s coming here.’”
