Key Takeaways
- Drake appeared to watch Ye’s Halloween show at Houston’s Reliant Stadium alongside Travis Scott, according to fan-shot footage; Mike Dean also attended separately.
- The apparent show of support follows years of tension: Ye dissed Drake on his 2024 “Like That” remix, then floated collaborating in 2025 and sent him “Preacher Man,” without securing a feature.
After years of on-and-off tension, Drake spent Halloween watching Ye perform in Houston.
Fan-shot footage from Ye’s Oct. 31 show at Reliant Stadium appears to show Drake watching the performance alongside Travis Scott. The two were wearing the same outfits they had been photographed in at a Houston Rockets game earlier that night. Mike Dean was also spotted at the concert, although separately from Drake and Scott.
Check out the footage below.
Drake’s seeming show of support comes after years of both public hostility and mutual admiration over the years.
Before this, Ye took shots at Drake on his “Like That” remix in 2024, but afterwards, the following year, he spoke positively about Drizzy and even contemplated the possibility of making music together.
That April, Ye told DJ Akademiks during a livestream that he’d sent Drake the track “Preacher Man” from Bully, but Drake’s response didn’t seem interested in hopping on it.
It’s hard to believe with all of the anonymosity that their relationship started with admiration. Drake has long cited Ye as an influence for him musically, and the two even collaborated early in Drake’s career via Ye directing the video for “Best I Ever Had” and co-writing and co-producing “Find Your Love.”
Over time, though, the cracks in their relationship began to show — specifically after Pusha-T released the diss track “The Story of Adidon” and revealed that Drake had a son, prompting Drake to believe that Ye shared private info with the child. Ye and Pusha have denied that was the case.
