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Drake Wants To ‘Pull Up’ On 50 Cent After Bra Rant

Author Autumn Hawkins

Drake is willing to “pull up” on 50 Cent after the Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ artist said he was jealous over all the bras Drizzy gets thrown at on stage. 50 embarked on his Final Lap Tour, last month and earlier this week the New York native posted a video complaining that he doesn’t get bras thrown at him.

“Somebody help me with my feet please,” he said. “They don’t treat Drake like this. They don’t treat muthaf—–’ Drake like this.”

“Drake, they throw him bras. What do I get? Aye, could you please go get me some Drake fans? S— just don’t feel right. I need to feel special around here. I need them to treat me like I’m Drake. Drake get bras every night! I used to get bras in the beginning of my career.”

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50 Cent is then seen coming up to a man and asking him: “What do you do?”

The man responded: “I sort out the setlist.”

“This is your fault,” he told him. “Can we coordinate a production that’s hot enough for me to get bras every night like Drake?”

50 added in the caption of the video: “It’s too many [ninja]’s on this tour s—, treat me like I’m DRAKE. [shrug emoji] I want to see tetas too.”

However, Drake is down to help 50 with his lack of bras at his shows.

“FIF LEMME PULL UP FOR A PEP TALK @50cent,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories.

Drake and 21 Savage began their It’s All A Blur Tour back in June. The tour is in support of the duo’s collab album Her Loss which was released in November 2022. The album spawned popular songs such as “Spin Bout U,” “Major Distribution,” “Rich Flex,” “On BS,” and more. The LP debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 which became Drake’s 12th album at the top and 21 Savage’s third leader. The tour concludes in Columbus, OH in October.

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  • Drake & Lil Wayne

    Drake looks to Lil Wayne as a mentor, as the NOLA native was the one to give Drizzy his big break. Lil Wayne signed him to his Young Money Entertainment label in 2009. Drake has also praised Wayne’s lyrical ability on multiple occasions. Earlier this year, Drake dubbed Lil Wayne “the greatest rapper to ever touch a mic” when he brought him out for the Dreamville Festival in April. Lil Wayne and Drake have worked together several times, such as “She Will,” “HYFR Hell Yeah F—— Right,” “Right Above It,” and more.

  • Drake & Nicki Minaj

    Nicki Minaj and Drake are former label mates. They both were signed to Lil Wayne’s Young Money Entertainment in the early 2000s. They’ve also been frequent collaborators and have worked on “Only,” “Seeing Green,” “Moment 4 Life,” and more. The later was nominated for a 2012 Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance.

  • Drake & Rihanna

    Drake and Rihanna owned the summer of 2016. The two dropped both “Too Good,” and “Work” and even prior to that they’ve collaborated on “Take Care,” and “What’s My Name?” While the pair might not have worked out as a couple — much to Drake’s chagrin, as he talked about having a crush on her before he was even famous — they definitely do well in the booth.

  • Drake & Travis Scott

    Drake and Travis Scott are a good team: every time they do come together they balance out one another. They’ve worked together on “Fair Trade,” “Portland,” “Company,” “Meltdown,” to name a few. One of their best collaborations from “SICKO MODE,” which was nominated for Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards. Scott was the only guest feature on Drake’s and 21 Savage’s Her Loss when he appeared on “P—- & Millions.”

  • Drake & Rick Ross

    When Drake and Rick Ross get in the booth together they bring a rich feeling to whatever track they’re on. The two have collabed on “Aston Martin Music,” “Lemon Pepper Freestyle,” “Money In The Grave,” and more. While a collab album between the two would be a dream, Ross told PEOPLE in 2021 it’s still not set in stone. “Us doing a collab album is most definitely rumors… It’s speculation. But is it like a possible realistic possibility? Of course it is,” the Miami rapper said.

  • Drake & Lil Baby

    Earlier this year, Black Coffee, the producer who worked with Drizzy on Honestly, Nevermind said that Quality Control’s co-founder Coach K Lee said that the Atlanta rapper and Drake are working on a project together. (Lil Baby is signed to Quality Control.) “Lil Baby and Drake are making an album,” he told

    Drake & Lil Baby may be making a Collab Album 👀

    According to Black Coffee this was said by Coach K (part owner of QC).

    pic.twitter.com/TCDPJgvYvU

    — Drake Charts ⁶𓅓 (@DrakeChart) March 8, 2023" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Podcast and Chill. The pair have previously worked on “Girls Want Girls” and both of DJ Khaled’s “Wants and Needs,” and “Staying Alive.”

  • Drake & Kanye

    While Drake and Kanye have seemingly buried the hatchet after their three-year beef, maybe they can collab together on an album to make up for the lack of memorable diss tracks during their time at odds. They’ve proven that they are better as when they do hit the studio they come up with classics. The pair have previously worked together on “Forever,” “Show Me A Good Time,” “Find Your Love,” and the “All Of The Lights (Remix).”

  • Drake & J. Cole

    Drake and J. Cole have the least amount of collabs but they have an amazing chemistry in the booth and respect for one another’s art. The pair worked together on “In The Morning” and also Cole released a freestyle to Drake’s “Pipe Down” titled “Jodeci Freestyle (feat. J. Cole). Cole recently joined Drake on his Montreal tour stop for the It’s All A Blur Tour. He performed “No Role Modelz,” “Wet Dreamz” and “Middle Child.” Since 21 Savage was absent from the concert he also performed “A Lot,” which both artists appear on.

    Drake gave Cole his flowers during a

    Drake giving J.Cole his flowers on stage last night in Miami. 💐 #OffSeasonTour // 📹: @abbmatic pic.twitter.com/Yx18ox6uWp

    — Word On Road (@WordOnRd) September 25, 2021" rel="noopener" target="_blank">2021 concert, thanking the rapper for what he’s done for the culture. “I gotta say this just ’cause, I don’t always wanna have like a heartfelt moment when we’re on stage together,” he said. “I just want you to understand something—you are genuinely, without a doubt, one of the greatest rappers to ever touch the mic. It’s way too many people in the world that think and know that J. Cole is at top on the pole position.”

    Drake and J. Cole also co-headlined the North Carolina rapper’s Dreamville Festival where gave

    Drake had the crowd at #DreamvilleFest sing "I’ll Always Love You" for J. Cole to show their love ❤️

    pic.twitter.com/sgkkMqQz4n

    — Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) April 3, 2023?" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Cole him his flowers. “We are f****** wowed, amazed, blown away by your greatness, bro,” he said. “It gives me chills to see you do this s*** at the highest level, non-stop and constantly serve us and bless us with the fucking soundtrack to our lives. I am blown away by your greatness. Y’all make some f***ing noise for Drizzy Drake!”

Autumn Hawkins is the National Hip-Hop and R&B writer for Beasley Media, currently residing in New Jersey. Prior to working at Beasley Media, she was in broadcast news as an entertainment producer. When she's not impatiently waiting for Beyoncé to drop new music, she is reading, shopping, or planning a vacation.

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