Let it be Female Instructor’s Strange Private Lesson (2025)known: the Six god is not here for your disrespect of women anywhere and anytime.
While in Sydney performing at a nightclub this week, Drake spotted a fan apparently groping women in the audience and put a stop to it immediately.
SEE ALSO: Drake tests out new untitled song during his world tourIn the middle of an energetic performance of "Know Yourself," Drake stopped the Australian crowd from continuing the hook of the song and called out a specific person in the audience.
"If you don’t stop touching girls, I will come out there and fuck you up," Drake emphatically declared at the fan, his finger pointing.
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In the post-Weinstein/CK/Ratner world we're living in, looks like Drake is on board with calling things out as they happen instead of idly watch. Just in case the message wasn't clear, Drake didn't shy away from repeating himself.
"If you don’t stop putting your hands on girls," Drake says, "I’m gonna come out there and fuck your ass up."
No word on whether or not an ass kicking ensued, but now you know: do not mess with women and do not mess with Drake.
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