Drake Calls Out “Fake Rapper Friends” on Stage, Then Plays Beyoncé’s “Me, Myself and I” [Video]

During a special “Nostalgia Party” event, Drake took a moment to address the crowd with a personal reflection on the reality of fake friendships in the music industry. The rapper, known for being candid about his personal experiences, didn’t hold back as he discussed the harsh truths about people he once considered close turning their backs on him. Without naming names, Drake hinted at betrayal, noting that these kinds of shifts in relationships are something everyone faces at some point in life.

Drake’s message was clear—no matter how successful or close-knit you may feel with certain people, there will come a time when some of them might “switch up” or “stab you in the back.” He emphasized the importance of recognizing this as a part of life, where sometimes it’s just you and your thoughts standing alone.

After his emotional reflection, Drake followed his speech by playing Beyoncé’s “Me, Myself and I”, an anthem about independence and relying on oneself. The choice of song wasn’t random—it drove home the point that, when fake friends reveal themselves, sometimes the only person you can truly count on is yourself.

Drake’s Nostalgia Party was more than just an event celebrating old-school vibes—it turned into a moment of vulnerability and reflection. By choosing to share this personal insight with his fans and capping it off with Beyoncé’s empowering track, Drake once again proved that he isn’t afraid to speak his truth, even when addressing difficult topics like betrayal.