Since today is Drake's annual OVO Fest in Toronto, let's go over what the experience is going to be like. As an artist, Drake attracts a unique crowd of fans, each with their own style, way of thinking, and different reasons for why they love the 6God.
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This comprehensive guide to the types of people you will run into at a Drake concert will prove as useful information to help you navigate through a Drake concert with ease.
1. The one who "knows" Drake.
This person goes around claiming that they know Drake, or that their cousin's best friend had a friend that went to school with Drake's cousin's best friend, and so forth. They normally refer to him as Aubrey or Aubs because they note that they are used to calling him that since they knew him before he was famous.
2. The one who worships the 6God.
The true die hard fan. They know the lyrics to all of his songs, they own every piece of OVO merch imaginable and they show up to every possible concert where Drake might (only maybe) make a surprise appearance to. This person probably also knows the secret location where Drake is building his mansion in Toronto.
3. The one on their worst behaviour.
Chances are, this person probably knows only five Drake songs at most (half of them being features), but they only showed up to turn up. They get upset when Drake starts singing in his feels because they want to hear hype music instead. In other words, this person got lost on their way to the club and ended up at Drake's concert.
4. The girl that thinks she has a shot at dating Drake.
This is the girl that dresses up to the nines to sit in the 300 section and expects Drake to notice her. She prides herself on her Drake phone case and waits outside of hotel before the show hoping he catches a glimpse of his "soulmate". She openly dislikes any girl that Drake has been associated with, and will sit down when Drake plays Work or any other song featuring Rihanna.
5. The Drake hipster.
Ah, the one who says they liked him even before he was cool. This is the person that says they loved him before he was mainstream and that his new music isn't as good as it used to be. Despite this, you can catch them singing along to track off of his new album during the show.
6. The one with the "fake love".
A full on pretender. This person is only at the concert pretending that they like Drake, either because they are trying to impress someone or stay included in their group of friends. They try rapping along to his lyrics but probably 90% of what comes out of their mouth are just gibberish.
7. The mini Drake.
This person loves Drake so much to the point that they think they're Drake. Mostly from the suburbs and surrounding areas of the city, they still refer to themselves as Toronto mans, and they add "azz" to the end of every word. They show up decked out in an OVO owl chain and their favourite catch phrase is "more chune for your head-top, so watch how you speak on my name".
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