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Drake fans who attended his Summer Sixteen Tour date in Detroit on Tuesday (Aug. 16) got a once in a lifetime moment when he introduced Eminem onstage.
Marshall Mathers didn’t need an introduction to send his home crowd into a frenzy, but Drake gave him one anyway. “Detroit, make some noise for the greatest rapper that ever get on a mother—ing microphone.” And make noise they did. Lots of it.
Eminem’s cameo at Joe Louis Arena marked just the first time he’s graced a Detroit stage since November. Drake, though, has worked these parts more recently with a July 28 show at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
The heavyweight pow-wow follows an escalation in the beef between Drake and Joe Budden, Eminem’s Slaughterhouse bandmate and Shady Records signing. It all kicked off in April when Budden expressed his disappointment with Drake’s Views on his podcast and things have since transgressed into onstage jabs and snarky remarks, online trolling and even diss tracks.
Drake’s tour with Future moves to Pittsburgh’s Consol Energy Center on Wednesday night (Aug. 17).
Drake just brought out Eminem, bowed down to him and called him “the greatest rapper to ever touch a microphone” pic.twitter.com/HSE38oYBOP
— Only Hip Hop Facts (@OnlyHipHopFacts) August 17, 2016
Drake brings Eminem out in Detroit to perform “Forever”. #SummerSixteenTour pic.twitter.com/ylwmC3DDaB
— Word On Road (@WordOnRd) August 17, 2016
This story first appeared on Billboard.com.
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