Drake couldn’t help but take a shot at some of his peers as he was thanking the audience during the final (for now) show on his Australian tour.
As the concert closed out on Wednesday (February 26), Drizzy was showing love to his fans for changing not only his life but everyone in his stratosphere. When he got to his collaborators, he had some shade for the ones who turned against him in last year’s war that he himself dubbed a “20-v-1.”
“[I want to thank] my collaborators, all my producers, all the other artists that I worked with – you know, the ones that didn’t turn pussy,” he said. “I mean the ones that’s still real. The real ones.”
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Drake thanks the collaborators who “didn’t turn p*ssy” on him 🦉
“All the other artists that I work with, you know, the ones that didn’t turn p*ssy on me, the ones that’s still real.” pic.twitter.com/srSkt1xH8k
— Kurrco (@Kurrco) February 27, 2025
Earlier this week, Drake abruptly cancelled the remaining dates on his Australia and New Zealand tour.
While Drizzy’s representatives confirmed they are working on rescheduling, fans still wanted to understand what was meant by the stated reason of “scheduling conflicts.”
According to a report from The Breakfast Club on Wednesday (February 26), it had to do with all the downtime the OVO star would have had.
“They just had a routing mess-up towards the end of the tour,” host Loren Lorosa said the show heard from a source close to the OVO camp. “Basically they had Drake doing four shows in 16 days which means he would have been sitting around in Australia doing nothing for 12 days.”
Drake’s Anita Max Win Tour was originally scheduled for 14 shows between early February and mid March, but the rapper only performed 10 concerts down under, leaving thousands of fans disappointed.
Dates in Brisbane, Sydney and Auckland are due to be rescheduled.
New dates have not yet been announced.
“We are actively working on rescheduling these dates along with adding some additional shows,” his team told Rolling Stone. “All tickets for the affected shows will remain valid for the new dates. Refunds will be available for those who prefer, but please note that as these shows are sold out, any refunded tickets will be released for sale.”
Drake himself has not yet commented on the tour’s premature end.
Source hiphopdx.com
