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Canadian singer Drake has a net worth of $250 million as per Celebrity Net Worth. A viral video on TikTok by @reeniirose shows Drake promising to pay for a fan's mother's cancer treatment after spotting a handmade sign in his Brisbane concert of his Anita Max Win Tour.
In the video, Drizzy can be seen saying,
"I can't ignore this right here. Everybody's been pointing to this man all night. This right here put this sign up, please, this is important...Make some noise for anybody in this world that's fighting any disease, especially cancer that's real soldiers, real gangsters."
The fan's sign was shown on the venue's display screen and the singer added,
"Let me tell you something, my man. I'm not even gonna put a number on it. Whatever you need for your mother's cancer treatment, I'ma take care of everything for you. I promise you - anything."
This act happened before the rapper canceled the remainder of his Australian, and New Zealand concerts due to a "scheduling conflict" as per a statement to Daily Mail by Live Nation. The statement read:
"We are actively working on rescheduling these dates along with adding some additional shows. We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Drake and the entire team have had an incredible time doing these shows and are excited to return soon."
The rapper left Australia on February 25 to return to Canada in his private jet. According to Billboard, the tour takes a mini-break and will resume in March with concerts in New Zealand, Auckland, Brisbane, and Sydney.
More about Drake's philanthropical work on tours
Rapper and singer Drake has a history of being philanthropic while touring. Given his generosity, fans at his concerts, often come with signs, requesting the singer to pay for multiple occasions.
In a February 2024 concert in St. Louis, Drake noticed a fan with a sign that asked for financial help for their surgery bills. After spotting the sign, the singer said,
"You got a sign that says, 'Please help me with my surgery.' I don't know what kinda surgery you need, sir. I really don't. But I'ma let you know, from me to you, St. Louis love, we gon' take care whatever the surgery is."
In February 2024, Drizzy handed out $100,000 to a fan for completing chemotherapy in a Nashville show. In October 2023, Drizzy offered to pay for a fan's medical expenses after they shared being recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
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His recent concert in Sydney at Qudos Bank Arena on February 19, went viral for the wrong reasons after a photo of fan signs went viral on X. Unlike the expected signs at a concert, that express admiration of the artist, the signs were flooded with bold requests from, luxury handbags, engagement rings, someone's first holiday, bachelorette parties, vacations, and more.
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