Kendrick Lamar returned to Toronto, stirring excitement with his first visit since clashing with hometown star Drake. Fans were in for a treat as Lamar showcased his hits during the Grand Central Tour. His no-holds-barred performance featured the controversial track ‘Not Like Us’. Meanwhile, Drake had a livestream scheduled but pulled out last minute. Tension between the stars added fuel to the fans’ enthusiasm.
Kendrick Lamar made waves in Toronto, Drake’s city, performing live for the first time since their feud began. Kendrick, known for his electrifying stage presence, brought this same energy to Toronto without holding back.
Fans at the Rogers Centre were treated to the fiery diss track ‘Not Like Us’. The audience erupted into chants for an encore, showing their unwavering support for Kendrick’s bold moves.
In an interesting twist, Drake had planned a livestream event with Kai Cenat to coincide with Lamar’s performance. However, this was canceled at the last minute, leaving fans curious about the sudden change.
The livestream was initially a platform to unveil the ‘Somebody Loves Me’ music video, featuring fan-directed clips. Twenty fans would receive a significant sum of $15,000 each for their contributions.
This cancellation added another layer of drama to the ongoing tension between Kendrick and Drake. Meanwhile, Cenat, famous for his lively Twitch streams, had previously voiced his own critique on Drake’s video for ‘Nokia’.
Cenat humorously critiqued the video, pretending to direct his version by suggesting whimsical settings like arcades and carnivals. His passionate depiction showcased his desire to bring a different vibe to the video.
Kendrick Lamar’s Toronto performance was a thrilling reminder of ongoing tensions with Drake, keeping fans on their toes.
