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Drake Suggests He May Never Perform Rihanna Collaboration 'Take Care' Again

Drake said the Rihanna-assisted hit is likely limited to a livestream performance as he prepares for future tours and has not sung it live since 2017.

  • During a recent Trainwreckstv livestream, Drake hinted that the Rihanna-assisted 'Take Care' might disappear from future setlists, telling fans the performance was "probably" a one-time occurrence.
  • This decision follows his 2024 announcement that he no longer performs 'Work,' the 2016 smash from Rihanna's album Anti, which dominated the Billboard Hot 100 for nine weeks.
  • Their musical partnership has deteriorated alongside Drake's clashing with Rihanna's partner, Rocky, who addressed the tension in an Apple Music interview, clarifying it is "not real smoke."
  • They first connected on Rihanna's 2010 single 'What's My Name?' and later teamed up for 'Too Good' on Drake's 2016 album Views; 'Take Care' reached the Billboard Hot 100 and anchored his Grammy-winning album.
  • As Drake prepares for a 2027 world tour, the OVO faithful should not expect him to perform his Rihanna collaborations, reflecting the fractured professional and personal dynamic between them.
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Drake Says He’ll Never Perform Rihanna Collab “Take Care” Again

If you plan on catching Drake on his next tour, you might not be hearing one of his biggest collaborations. Drake and Rihanna have a long, complicated history, and their relationship has seemingly taken a backseat over the years. These days, Rihanna is with A$AP Rocky, who has had his own issues with the OVO […]

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