The Stage Crasher
As Drake was engaging with the crowd and delivering his performance at the Moody Center on Monday night, an enthusiastic fan managed to breach the stage. Initially, the fan’s attempt to approach Drake was met with a cold shoulder push, indicating the need for caution in such situations.
Key Takeaway
Drake expressed his dissatisfaction with a security guard’s slow response to a stage crasher during his “It’s All a Blur” tour in Austin, TX. He emphasized the importance of adequate security measures to ensure the safety of both artists and fans during live performances.
Considering the dimly lit arena, it was difficult to discern the true intentions of the intruder. Drake, demonstrating his quick thinking and ability to adapt, decided to shake the fan’s hand, questioning the venue’s security measures in the process. He openly wondered, “Y’all not doing security???” before leading the fan off the stage.
The Lacking Response
Although a security guard eventually climbed the stairs to remove the stage crasher, Drake noticed the slow and lackluster effort exerted. Displeased with the response time, he publicly shamed the guard, referring to their actions as “slow as f***” for not promptly addressing the situation.
Drake’s heightened vigilance is understandable given recent incidents involving artists and unruly fans. Throughout the year, numerous artists have had objects thrown at them during performances, with Drake himself narrowly avoiding being struck by a book during a show in San Francisco last month.
In addition to addressing these security concerns, Drake also shared exciting news by announcing a new single from his upcoming album “For All the Dogs.” Fans can anticipate more great music from the artist in the near future.
