Drake to Stream with Kai Cenat During Kendrick Lamar's Toronto Show

Drake and Kai Cenat are teaming up for a livestream event that is scheduled to take place at the same time as Kendrick Lamar's 'Grand National Tour' makes a stop in Toronto. This event is the latest chapter in the ongoing rivalry between Drake and Lamar, which escalated last spring with the exchange of diss tracks after years of subliminal shots in songs.

The livestream will feature Drake and Cenat reviewing submissions for the 'Somebody Loves Me' music video treatment challenge. They plan to award $15,000 to 20 creators to bring their music video ideas to life, totaling $300,000 in giveaways. The challenge required participants to submit 30-second to one-minute treatments by May 24.

This scheduling conflict has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some users suggesting that Drake is intentionally creating a competing event to draw attention away from Lamar's concert. Others dismiss this as mere coincidence. Regardless of the intentions, the livestream and the concert are set to provide entertainment for hip-hop fans.

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It is a challenge where creators submit music video treatment ideas for Drake's song 'Somebody Loves Me' for a chance to win $15,000.

The livestream will take place on June 12 at 8 p.m. EST on Kai's Twitch channel.

It coincides with Kendrick Lamar's Toronto show, sparking speculation about an intentional counter-event.

Drake and Kai Cenat's livestream event is set to clash with Kendrick Lamar's Toronto concert, adding fuel to their ongoing rivalry. The livestream will award $300,000 to music video creators. Whether intentional or not, this creates a competing event for hip-hop fans.

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