Drake Seemingly Trolls ScHoolboy Q Over Canceled Toronto Show
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Drake seems to have taken a subtle jab at Schoolboy Q after his Toronto show was canceled at the last minute. Scheduled to perform at History, a venue co-owned by Drake and Live Nation, Schoolboy Q announced on social media that the show was canceled due to reasons beyond his control.
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Shortly after, Drake posted a mirror selfie on Instagram wearing blue slides, referencing Schoolboy Q’s recent song "Blue Lips," and a "Free Yayo" t-shirt, mimicking Eminem's 2003 Grammy outfit supporting G-Unit member Tony Yayo.
This incident follows comments by Tony Yayo, warning Drake's enemies about traveling to Canada due to potential risks from Drake's supporters. The ongoing feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, involving various TDE members, appears to have influenced the cancellation. Schoolboy Q expressed frustration over the cancellation on X (formerly Twitter), hinting at the rivalry's impact and later clarifying that he was not threatening anyone.
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