Drake’s Wireless Festival highs end on incredibly low note

Drake’s performances for the first two nights of the Wireless festival had left netizens envious of attendees, but night three ended up being a disappointing affair.

The Nokia rapper, who has been showering the UK with love whenever he found the opportunity, ended his set on the final night in only 40 minutes, and the time constraint was probably also what lead to other expectations not being met.

On Saturday, the 5-time Grammy winner had shared the stage with a whopping thirteen special guests, including Skepta, Fakemink, Central Cee, some of the biggest names in UK’s hip-hop scene.

However, on Sunday, the number was reduced to a mere three artists, namely Popcaan, Rema and Vybz Kartel who made an appearance during the short set.

The problems seemed to stem from the festival’s curfew, which Drake did his best to stay ahead of on night two, but not on night three.

Concertgoers for the event expressed their sadness to BBC, with some noting that they had waited in line for the set longer than it lasted.

One of the good things to come out of the performance ended up being Drake previewing a song featuring the Band4Band singer for the crowds. The track is slated for July 18 release.

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