Drake treated fans to a special appearance from Travis Scott at his concert in Vancouver this week.
During his show at Rogers Arena on Tuesday (August 29), the pair performed their “Meltdown” collaboration from Travis’ UTOPIA album, which was released in August.
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“Oh yeah, for the first time ever in Vancouver, Astro and The Boy, we in this bitch,” Drake said on stage before the song started.
“Meltdown” peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, serving as the highest-charting song from the album. Its success was perhaps partly driven by Drake’s lyrical shots at Pusha T and Pharrell.
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In addition, Drizzy and La Flame joined forces for their 2018 hit single “Sicko Mode,” while Scott also performed “FE!N sans Playboi Carti.
Check out footage from the show below:
Drake announced he was postponing the Vancouver dates for his It’s All a Blur Tour on Monday (August 28), just hours before the first show was set to take place.
The concerts were pushed back to Tuesday (August 29) and Wednesday (August 30) reportedly due to technical and safety difficulties in the venue.
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Prior the concert, there were rumors that Travis Scott would be replacing 21 Savage for the Vancouver dates after it was announced in March that the London-born rapper wouldn’t be part of the tour’s Canadian stops.
Although the reason wasn’t confirmed, there were suggestions that it was due to 21’s ongoing immigration issues after he was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in 2019.
Some fans even claimed to have spotted Travis Scott’s private jet landing in Vancouver before the show.
The It’s All a Blur Tour is set to continue until October 9, with shows still to come in Las Vegas, Glendale, Denver, Austin, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Charlotte, Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, Toronto and Columbus.
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On the music side, Drake recently revealed the cover art for his upcoming album For All the Dogs, although a release date has yet to be announced.
Travis Scott, meanwhile, is going on a North American run of his own this fall with his Utopia Tour, which kicks off in Charlotte in October and concludes in Toronto on December 29.
