Drake Asks Fans To 'Keep Your Bras On' During LA Show Because of This

Drake wanted to make his son's first show extra memorable - and respectful.

On Saturday, Drake visited Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif., amid his ongoing It's a Blur Tour. The Canadian rapper is co-headlining the show alongside 21 Savage, and it is expected to run until October 9 after wrapping a total of 56 shows.

Drake Pleads Fans To Keep Their Bras On

During the weekend show, Drake welcomed thousands of fans to the venue, including his 5-year-old son, Adonis Graham.

The "Our Dance" hitmaker then reminded everyone to keep things innocent because his son was around; thus, he told everyone to "keep your bras on" since throwing bras in his shows has been notorious over the past weeks after the rapper launched his tour in July.

"Look, to be honest with you, I can't talk about t-ies tonight in L.A. because my son is at the show for the first time," he said, as quoted by Billboard. "So we've got to keep this real PG tonight. Y'all keep your bras on."

During the "Rich Flex" hitmaker's concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, he was surprised after finding an undergarment on stage. He then asked everyone to locate the woman who threw the 36G bra on stage - and she was later identified as TikToker Veronica Correia.

Drake shares his son, Adonis Graham, with French artist Sophie Brussaux. The loving father recently flexed their relationship in a sweet Instagram photo where he does his blond hair and tresses out of the braided style.

The rapper also hyped fans when he uploaded a photo of himself wearing a custom-made white hoodie with a design showing Young Thug's "Jeffrey" album cover.

"3 the guys out the you know...," he captioned the post.

They collaborated on "Parade on Clevland" and "Oh U Went" for his album, "BUSINESS IS BUSINESS," and released a music video for the latter track.

Is Drake Releasing "For All The Dogs" Soon?

Amid his busy schedule, Drake is yet to confirm the arrival of his new album, "For All The Dogs," despite repeatedly telling fans that it is "coming soon."

The public received a false alarm over the weekend after a poster that seemingly promoted the album appeared, and it immediately made Drake shoot down the rumors to dismiss its authenticity.

"Lol who did this," he wrote, which now appears as the top comment on the post.

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