Looks like some of Drake’s biggest critics might be right in his backyard.
On Thursday, June 12, Kendrick Lamar brought his Grand National Tour to Toronto for the first of two shows—marking his return to Drake’s hometown since their heated feud last year.
During the set, Kendrick performed his explosive diss track “Not Like Us,” aimed at the 6 God himself. And in a surprising twist, the Toronto crowd wasn’t just here for it—they wanted more.
As the track ended, fans erupted into chants of “One more time! One more time! One more time!” making it clear they were down to hear Kendrick double down on the diss.
According to Canada’s Global News, Kendrick’s performance of “Not Like Us” in Toronto got a massive reaction—fans gave him a two-minute standing ovation and chanted for an encore. But despite the hype, Kendrick didn’t run the track back.
Interestingly, on the same day as Kendrick’s show, Drake was supposed to go live with Kai Cenat for a special stream tied to their “Somebody Loves Me” music video challenge. The stream was meant to give away hundreds of thousands of dollars, with 20 winners set to receive $15,000 each for their video concepts.
However, the stream was abruptly postponed. Cenat took to Instagram to explain, saying, “We need more time with the treatments for ‘Somebody Loves Me,’” and confirmed they’re pushing the stream back a few more days. “Apologies,” he added.
“Somebody Loves Me” is featured on $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, the collaborative album from Drake and PartyNextDoor.
