In an exciting announcement, rap heavyweights Drake and J. Cole have revealed plans for an extended version of their highly successful “First Person Shooter” tour. The joint tour, officially titled “It’s All a Blur Tour: BIG AS THE WHAT,” will see Cole providing support for Drake’s already lucrative tour, which reportedly generated over $100 million.
Key Takeaway
Drake and J. Cole have announced an extended version of their joint tour, titled “It’s All a Blur Tour: BIG AS THE WHAT.” The tour follows the success of their collaboration on the track “First Person Shooter” and has sparked speculation about the release of J. Cole’s highly anticipated album, “The Fall Off.” Despite previously announcing a break from recording, Drake’s surprise return to touring demonstrates their eagerness to capitalize on their current momentum. Fans can expect an unforgettable musical experience when the tour kicks off in January 2024.
The official tour flyer features the mascots of both artists, with Drake’s OVO owl and Cole’s Dreamville logo taking equal prominence. By including both mascots, Drake made it clear that they are on an equal playing ground, referring to them both as the greatest of all time in the game.
The Preview: FPS Collab and “The Fall Off” Album
The tour announcement follows their collaboration on the track “First Person Shooter”, which proved to be a major success for both artists. In fact, it marked Cole’s first No. 1 hit, as pointed out by Soulja Boy in a recent public statement. This collaboration has undoubtedly added to the excitement surrounding their joint tour.
Furthermore, fans are speculating that the extended tour may offer a special surprise: the release of Cole’s highly anticipated album, “The Fall Off”. Despite the long wait, it seems that the momentum of the tour could finally coincide with the unveiling of Cole’s new project.
Drake’s Surprise Return to Touring
Drake’s participation in the tour comes as a pleasant surprise, considering his recent announcement about taking a break from recording to address ongoing stomach issues. It is understandable that touring may be physically more demanding than studio sessions. Nevertheless, the duo is capitalizing on their current popularity and striking while the iron is hot.
With arena-packed shows scheduled to begin in January 2024, fans can look forward to experiencing the extraordinary talent and stage presence of both Drake and J. Cole. The “It’s All a Blur” tour extension promises to be a remarkable musical event that fans won’t want to miss.
