Drake Says He ‘Probably’ Won’t Perform This Rihanna Collab at His Shows Anymore
Drizzy is expected to hit the road for a world tour in 2027.
Drake is set to embark on a world tour in 2027, but the OVO fans should not anticipate him performing his "Take Care" duet with Rihanna anymore. Fans have been wondering why he might be discontinuing the performance of the hit song. In a recent Trainwreckstv Kick livestream, Drake confirmed that "this is probably the only performance you're getting of this song," assuring fans that they would only hear the lyrics again on Trainwreckstv.
The "Take Care" track, released in 2011, reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2012, and Drake hasn't performed it since 2017. The collaboration between Drake and Rihanna, marked by their romantic entanglements, produced top 10 hits like "What's My Name?" and "Work," as well as "Too Good." However, their partnership has been strained for the past decade due to Drake's conflicts with Rihanna's partner, A$AP Rocky.
The tension reached a boiling point during Drake's war with Kendrick Lamar on the "Family Matters" diss track, and Rocky even addressed his grievances in a 2023 interview with Apple Music. Apart from Rihanna, Drake has also been rumored to be skipping another Rihanna-collaborated track, "Work," during his upcoming North American tour.
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