Drake 'Deeply Disappointed' By Fans Not Throwing Bras At Him During His Show In Montreal

Drake recently called out fans at his show in Montreal, Canada, for not pelting him with bras.

He told the crowd that he was disappointed that they chose not to do so, adding that it felt like he was having a bad show.

The rapper was previously pelted with a variety of bras at his show in Detroit. He is currently on the road for his "It's All A Blur" tour in collaboration with 22 Savage and Live Nation.

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During his concert in Montreal, Drake paused for a bit to tell his female fans he was disappointed that they did not throw their bras onstage.

The rapper is currently on the road for his "It's All A Blur" tour and was in the city as part of his series of scheduled performances.

"I'd just like to say, before I go on to this next song, this is the first stage, I think, where I don't have no bras, and I'm deeply disappointed," Drake told the concert attendees, per Insider.

Aware that his comment might be interpreted as an invitation for fans to participate in the ongoing trend of throwing objects at singers, Drake promptly discouraged such behavior.

However, he playfully added that he wouldn't mind if the audience showered him with bras, as it would prove that he still had the juice.

He added, "If you got a bra, though, just let me know that I still got it, 'cause I feel like I might be having a bad show or something. I didn't see no bras tonight."

It comes on the heels of Drake being rained on with bras by his female fans during his tour performance in Detroit earlier in the month.

The underwear came in different shapes and sizes, with Drake even pausing a bit to comment on the massive size of a particular one he picked up from the stage floor.

"God damn, shit. Some knocks. Whose is this by the way? This yours? 38DD, never let me down before. Nasty," the singer could be heard saying at some point.

He quickly followed up the remark with a statement to shut down any misconstrued notions that he solely preferred larger breasts.

"By the way, we don't discriminate, though," he continued. "Shout out to the girls with the small titties. Shout out to the girls with little booties, big booties, you know? All races, all faces, all places. Thank you, again, this is perfect."

Drake returned to touring after a four-year hiatus since the Aubrey and the Three Migos Tour in 2018.

Since hitting the road for his "It's All a Blur" tour, the five-time Grammy winner has visited Nashville, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Miami, Atlanta, and Chicago. He will also turn up in Philadelphia, Inglewood, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle.

The tour began last month at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, in collaboration with 21 Savage and Live Nation. The two rappers have worked together on several projects in the past, including their joint album "Her Loss," which is being promoted on the tour.

Rapper J. Cole was also seen performing on the tour at the Montreal show, replacing Savage, who was unable to attend for undisclosed reasons.

For fans who attended the Montreal concert, not only did they get to be thrilled by two legends, but they also got to hear that the duo might be working together on a new project.

Midway through the show, Drake talked with the attendees about Cole's next album and then begged them to convince the "She Knows" crooner to feature him on the project.

"Maybe I could get on the album?" Drake pleaded, amid huge shouts from the audience, per HiphopDX.

He then reiterated his wish, hoping to pile up the pressure on his fellow rapper, whom he described as the "greatest rapper to ever touch a microphone."

The "God's Plan" crooner added, "Can I get on the album? I'm a ask in front of Montreal. 'J. Cole, can we get on your album?'"

Cole eventually gave in to the request, remarking, "Say less, goddammit!" before later departing from the stage.