Drake has been receiving random gifts from fans in his series of concerts with 21 Savage, but he was not happy with the previous ones that he received as concertgoers decided to throw it at him while performing.
More recently, when the musician performed at his last New York concert at Madison Square Garden, he received an even bigger bra compared to what he got last week.
According to Page Six, the musician was shocked to see one of the gifts that was thrown on stage as it was a size 46G undergarment.
"It's gotta be a custom order. They make that s*** in Switzerland," Drake said.
He then jokingly invited the fan who threw the bra to go with him to his hometown of Toronto, Canada.
"We have to bring you back home... put that in the hall of fame," he said.
Drake Prefers Fancy Gifts From Fans
Aside from the underwear, there were other stuff thrown on stage and the rapper wasn't too happy about it as he received wired earphones.
He told the fan that AirPods are a thing now and he wanted "some fancy s***."
One of the concertgoers in the front section of the audience area gave Drake a drivers license and the musician immediately handed it over back to the fan as he needed it to "get back home."
Drake Flying Objects During 'It's All a Blur Tour'
At the same venue, the musician almost got hit by a random flying object again while he was performing on stage.
In early reports, the rapper received a gift from a fan as someone threw a purse on stage. Fortunately, Drake was not hurt but he was not happy about the incident.
He sarcastically asked the fan if he they have a "life" because why would they throw their purse up on stage.
"You really didn't think that through, at all," he added.
Aside from the purse, there was also a moment during his show at Barclays Center where he received a vape from a fan and he decided to confront them because they needed to have some "real life evaluating to do."
In addition, one fan also threw a cellphone at him while he was performing, but the rapper didn't mind it as he only brushed it off.
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