Rapper 21 Savage, who has faced immigration issues in the past, is finally free to travel outside the United States. He recently joined fellow rapper Drake in Toronto for their performances on the “It’s All a Blur” tour.
Key Takeaway
Rapper 21 Savage, who faced immigration issues, is now free to travel internationally. He joined Drake in Toronto for their performances on the “It’s All a Blur” tour, marking a significant milestone in his career.
21 Savage’s Immigration Journey
In 2019, 21 Savage was taken into custody by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) during Super Bowl weekend. It was then revealed that he was actually from the UK and had been living in the United States without a valid visa. This led to years of legal complications for the rapper.
21 Savage’s immigration case was further complicated by his arrest for drug and gun possession during the ICE bust. The process dragged on, preventing him from leaving the country for quite some time.
A New Chapter Begins
However, 21 Savage’s recent collaboration with Drake on his highly-anticipated album “For All The Dogs” indicates that he has successfully resolved his immigration issues. Drake’s lyrics in the track “8AM in Charlotte” suggest that 21 now has a green card and is able to travel freely.
For the first time in years, 21 Savage and his team made their way to Toronto to join Drake on stage. This development marks a significant milestone in 21’s career and personal life.
Joining Drake in Toronto
Drake’s “It’s All a Blur” tour has been ongoing for months, and 21 Savage has been a part of it. However, due to his previous immigration issues, he was unable to join Drake on international stops, including Vancouver.
21 Savage’s appearance in Toronto is highly anticipated by his fans worldwide. The rapper’s ability to freely travel and perform in different cities is a testament to his determination and resilience.
As 21 Savage continues to make strides in his career, fans eagerly await his future projects and performances, both in the United States and internationally.
