Drake and Migos are currently on the road together for their joint tour. It's been one of the most exciting tours of this year. Both Migos and Drake have brought out several special guests during the tour dates. During their most recent show in Vegas, Migos brought out Tyga to perform his hit song "Taste" with Offset.
Drake and Migos "Aubrey & The Three Migos" tour hit Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena on October 5th and 6th. During Migos set on the tour, Tyga made a guest appearance to perform his summer anthem "Taste" with Offset. Tyga took to Instagram to share some footage of his performance.
Drake and Migos have brought out of several guests throughout the tour. Drake brought out Travis Scott in Toronto and Houston where they performed "SICKO MODE." The biggest surprise guest so far was Meek Mill. Drizzy brought out the Philly spitter and confirmed that their feud has officially ended. It was a major moment for not only the two rappers but hip hop as a whole.
Unfortunately, not everything has been going entirely well on the tour. After several dates got postponed, Drake and Migos cancelled three more dates on their tour this weekend in St. Paul, Salt Lake City and Denver. Ticketholders were told that it was due to "quality assurance."
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Migos Bring Tyga Out During Las Vegas Show On Joint Drake Tour
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