Drake, J. Cole Collab Coming Soon: Rapper Begged Producer for Album Feature During Montreal Show [WATCH]

Drake surprised his fans by bringing out J. Cole on his "It's All a Blur" tour stop in Montreal, and to top it all off, he also asked to be featured on the producer's next album.

In front of thousands of fans, the "Jimmy Cooks" rapper asked J. Cole if they could have a collaboration in the near future, ""Hopefully, there's an album? Hopefully, there's an album I can actually get on. Maybe I could get on the album?"

It seemed like J. Cole was hesitant at first, perhaps because he did not want to give anything away about his next project, but Drake persisted.

"Can I get on the album? I'ma ask in front of Montreal. 'J. Cole, can we get on your album?'" The rapper asked again as the audience went wild.

Maybe it was part of his plan all along, or he was put on the spot by Drake, J. Cole eventually relented and said, "say less, godd**nit!"

Drake Brings J. Cole to 'It's All a Blur' Tour

Drake was supposed to perform in Montreal for the "It's All a Blur" tour alongside his longtime collaborator and friend 21 Savage, but the latter could not make it.

Instead, the rapper brought J. Cole along, for two shows in a row. Apparently, Drake had it all set up.

"Montreal, I want you to understand something," Drake said after J. Cole relented and agreed to have him on the next album.

"It takes someone that not really only loves the art of this shit but really loves all of you to get on a plane to come here for two nights and represent for Montreal."

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Drake, J. Cole Collab

Elsewhere during the concert, J. Cole performed "No Role Modelz," released in 2014, "Middle Child" from 2019, "Wet Dreamz" from 2014, "Power Trip" from 2013, as well as a song by 21 Savage, "A Lot," reports say.

Fans could not help but gush at the upcoming collaboration between the two rappers, after all, Drake and J. Cole are some of the biggest names in the hip-hop scene right now.

"This friendship is beautiful. Reminds me of cole and drake's video when they went to buy every copy of 'Born Sinner'," a fan wrote.

On the other hand, several netizens point out that Drake pretty much begged and cornered the famed producer to have him on the album.

"Cole was a little hesitant, even Drake grabbed him, ad J. Cole said yes later on," another wrote.

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