Drake Responds to Controversy Surrounding ScHoolboy Q’s Toronto Show Cancellation

Drake found himself at the center of controversy Wednesday night after the unexpected cancellation of ScHoolboy Q’s show in Toronto. The abrupt cancellation sparked numerous theories and allegations, with some pointing the finger at Canadian police and others suggesting potential involvement from Drake’s label, OVO. The incident also fueled speculation of a broader blacklist against Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) artists in the city, potentially tied to past tensions with Kendrick Lamar.

ScHoolboy Q addressed the situation on Twitter, attributing the cancellation to actions by Canadian police. He had a brief exchange with DJ Akademiks, discussing in more detail the reasons for the show’s abrupt end. Amid the swirling theories, there have been insinuations that OVO may have played a role, given Drake’s history of feuding with Kendrick Lamar.

In response to the growing speculation, Drake posted a photo of himself wearing a t-shirt that read “Free Yayo,” a reference to a similar t-shirt Eminem wore to the Grammy Awards in support of fellow artist Tony Yayo. While Drake didn’t directly address ScHoolboy Q’s situation, the timing of his post added to the intrigue.

The Instagram Story received mixed reactions from fans. Some viewed Drake’s post as mean-spirited, while others appreciated the nod to Eminem’s iconic moment. Commenters on the NFR podcast’s post about the incident highlighted these differing views, with one fan saying, “This Instagram Story is incredibly mean-spirited,” and another noting, “This is a cool nod that shows Drake is still engaged in the culture.”

As the situation evolves, it remains to be seen what impact the concert cancellation will have on TDE’s future performances in Toronto. Theories about Drake’s involvement continue to circulate, with fans and commentators eagerly awaiting further developments.