Drake has found himself at the center of controversy after fans criticized him for forgetting the lyrics to several of his songs during his 'It's All a Blur' tour stops.

A day after performing for the second consecutive night at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, the rapper, known for his lyrical prowess, faced backlash from some fans who attended his concert.

While many seemed to enjoy the show, others took to social media to express their disappointment.

One video shared on TikTok captured Drake's rendition of Ginuwine's "So Anxious," a song that he sampled in his track "Legend."

The TikToker who shared the video expressed frustration, saying, "I was waiting for Drake to sing at least one of his songs how he actually recorded them so I can sing along."

Fans complain about Drake's monologues

The criticism didn't stop there. Fans on X chimed in, with one stating, "Baby, the ladies on TikTok saying Drake couldn't remember the words to half his songs in Atlanta. He tried to give them an encore, and she said the crowd groaned."

Another fan claimed that Drake frequently paused his show for "10-minute monologues," leaving some attendees muttering in disappointment.

This isn't the first time Drake has faced scrutiny during his tour. Recently, another TikTok user shared a video of the Grammy winner seemingly forgetting the lyrics to Ginuwine's 1999 track "So Anxious," which he incorporated into his performance.

Drake's giveaways during tour

While not all fans were pleased with the concert, some had a stroke of luck. During a previous show, Drake gifted a pink Hermès Birkin bag valued at $30,000 to a lucky fan.

In another instance, he gave $50,000 to a fan who had spent their furniture budget on tickets to his show.

Drake's 'It's All a Blur' Tour has two shows in Miami this weekend before taking his tour to a final stop in his hometown of Toronto next week.

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