Drake has revealed exactly where he will be when Kendrick Lamar takes the stage in Toronto tonight.
It is Kendrick’s first visit to Drake’s hometown since the beginning of their epic feud and the 6 God appears to be attempting to counter program the concert.
A revealed by Kai Cenat, Drake will be joining him on a livestream to give away hundreds of thousands of dollars as part of their “Somebody Loves Me” music video challenge.
20 winners of the challenge will receive $15,000 dollars each to help bring their ideas for the video to life.
KAI CENAT x DRAKE
LIVESTREAMJUNE 12TH / 8PM ET 🚨 pic.twitter.com/NIoK8igUA7
— Kurrco (@Kurrco) June 11, 2025
The livestream, where the duo will announce the winners, is scheduled for 8PM EST tonight (June 12) which is exactly when Kendrick will be performing in Toronto.
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Cenat wrote on Instagram Stories: “We were blown away by the creativity and thought poured into each submission. We were suppose to go live today but needed a little extra time to review them. Tomorrow DRAKE & I gonna go through some of the submission with you guys, share some of my favorites and some of the not so good ones and let ya’ll know which 20 ppl [are] getting money to bring their treatments to life!”
It is the first time Drake and Cenat have streamed together.
Drake and Cenat previously invited fans to submit clips that are between 30 seconds and one minute in length that serve as a treatment for a music video for “Somebody Loves Me”.
The ultimately released video will be made up of various fan-directed clips and edited together.
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Cenat previously criticized Drake’s video for “Nokia”.
Speaking on his popular Twitch livestream, the internet personality said of the $ome $exy $ongs 4 U standout: “Music video, not a banger. Y’all gotta start letting me direct this shit! I don’t think that’s a song where you gotta use symbolism. ‘Nokia’ is fun, I’m not even hating. But I feel it should have gone like this…”
Cenat then began acting out and directing himself on how he thinks the video should have played out.
After shouting out commands as if he was a director, the energetic streamer appeared to wish that the video was set in an arcade or a carnival as he described a scene involving roller skates.
