Earlier, Graham posted the More Life artwork, along with the caption. “Tonight’s the night.” Those fans who immediately dropped their phones and started fist pumping and doing back flips might have missed the follow up sentence which says, “I will be performing at Delilah.”
In a split second, 6 God fans’ hopes were dashed. Whether it was his intent or not, Papa Drake definitely had some people tricked. “This is extremely misleading smh,” one IG user commented. “Damn why you trolling,” another person added.
Drizzy has been doing some low-key trolling of his own. After first implying More Life would drop in December 2016, he hinted at the project dropping in late February, while on his current Boy Meets World Tour. “I want to thank y’all for a beautiful first show. Thank you very much.
I really do appreciate you,” he told the crowd at his first stop in Amsterdam. “And you know what the good news is? I know we got three more shows in Amsterdam right? But the best part about that is if you coming back to any more shows, More Life is going to be out, we can just do some whole new shit, you know what I’m saying,” he added.
Drake had another show in Amsterdam on Feb. 26, which came and went without the project coming out. He will close out his tour with two shows in the city on March 27 and March 28.
Yesterday, he got fans riled up again after a misleading IG post had people thinking the project would drop on March 4.
Drake had another show in Amsterdam on Feb. 26, which came and went without the project coming out. He will close out his tour with two shows in the city on March 27 and March 28.
Yesterday, he got fans riled up again after a misleading IG post had people thinking the project would drop on March 4.
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