December 09, 2018
Drake and 21 Savage fans thought they were in for a treat when Drizzy teased that the pair would be teaming up for a special NPR’s Tiny Desk performance — but it looks like he was just trolling.
As the pair’s collaborative album Her Loss is set to drop on Friday (November 4), Drake took to Instagram to post a clip of what looked like an upcoming Tiny Desk performance.
“Thank you to @nprmusic @tinydesk for having the gang @21savage let’s go crazy,” the 6 God wrote in the caption. In the clip, both rap stars can be heard introducing themselves, with Drake taking the lead.
“What’s up everybody, appreciate you joining us today, the audience, everybody at home, my name is Drake,” the 6 God said. “21 Savage,” the Atlanta rapper chimed in, before Drizzy added: “And this is our tiny desk. Let’s get into it.”
However, Tiny Desk founder Bob Boilen has since dismissed the authenticity of Drake’s post but invited the “God’s Plan” hitmaker to do a “real” performance on the show.
“Drake, let’s make this real,” Boilen wrote on his Instagram Story alongside a screenshot of Drizzy’s fake performance. “Open invitation to play my desk. @nprmusic the Desk awaits @champagnepapi.”
Bob Boilen invites @Drake & @21savage to do NPR Tiny Desk concert for “real” after Drizzy trolls fans with fake performancehttps://t.co/FoC4kxW3kg pic.twitter.com/UKJVmw1eXH
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