Drake defends a fan at his concert after they got into a confrontation with another concertgoer over a towel the rapper threw into the crowd
- Drake threw a towel into the crowd at his concert on Saturday, leading to a confrontation among fans.
- In a video shared online, a man can be seen attempting to wrestle the towel away from the woman who caught it.
Drake stepped in to defend a fan at his concert after a tussle broke out over a towel he had thrown into the crowd.
In a video shared on social media, the "Rich Flex" rapper can be seen walking backstage after performing at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, on Saturday, when he wiped his face with a towel and threw it to a group of fans.
The towel was caught by a female fan but a man close to her can then be seen trying to wrestle it away from her.
In a second a video taken shortly after, Drake can then be heard yelling in the direction of the male fan.
"I'mma send someone up there," he said, before being ushered away by his security team.
At the same show, Drake asked fans not to throw bras at him on stage because his 5-year-old son, Adonis, was present.
At previous concerts on his ongoing It's All a Blur Tour with 21 Savage, Drake asked female fans to throw their undergarments at him on stage because it made him feel like he was having a good show.
In a video from Saturday, shared by a concertgoer on TikTok, Drake can be heard telling the California crowd: "I can't talk about titties tonight in LA, because my son is at the show for the first time ever."
"We're gonna keep it PG tonight," he added. "Y'all keep your bras on."
Drake, real name Aubrey Drake Graham, shares Adonis with French retired porn star Sophie Brussaux.
Despite knowing Adonis was his as early as 2017, Drake decided not to share the news with the world until the release of his album "Scorpion" in 2018.
The track "March 14" is about the moment he received the news that Adonis was his son, while on "Emotionless," he sings: "I wasn't hidin' my kid from the world / I was hidin' the world from my kid."