Drake headlined London's Wireless Festival over the weekend and brought out special guests including Latto, Sexyy Red and Vanessa Carlton.

Drake's Saturday performance served as a love letter to the U.K., which he considers to be the preeminent hip-hop country.

Following an R&B-driven concert during Night 1 of Wireless Fest, Drake dialed up the intensity and calls on his London dogs for a fiery second night.

London is ranked among other talented pass catchers including Los Angeles Chargers’ Ladd McConkey and Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta.  London was an exceptional wideout for the Trojans who fit in perfectly with current Houston Texans quarterback Kedon Slovis and New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart during their time with the Trojans.

Drake headlined the three-day Wireless Festival at Finsbury Park in London over the weekend and it was a star-studded, surprise guest-filled affair. Lauryn Hill, 21 Savage, Rema, Vanessa Carlton, and more joined the rapper throughout the weekend.

Shortly after Drake performed at Wireless Festival in London on 13 July, one of his pals was involved in a horror incident that saw a large crowd storm his vehicle in the street

Drake headlined London’s Wireless Festival for three nights, creating a cultural spectacle with surprise guests and viral moments.

Hassan Ali was stabbed hours after attending his friend Drake ’s North London gig at Wireless Festival this weekend when he was mobbed by a gang of men while in his car. The rapper, who goes by the stage name of Top5, was in a white Mercedes when he was surrounded by a gang, and the vehicle was smashed in before he was stabbed in the leg.

Drake wants to fly streamers out to attend London's Wireless Festival where he'll be the first artist to headline all three days. During a recent Adin Ross stream, the Toronto rapper was FaceTiming with Internet comedian BenDaDonnn and streamers from Brazil when the topic came up.

Drake stirred the transatlantic rap pot with a declaration that’s already causing waves this past weekend, as the Canadian claimed that U.K. rappers are the best in the world, including his American rivals.