Canadian rapper Drake is being hailed as a hero after he stopped a man from sexually harassing women. [Courtesy of Aubrey Drake Graham / Instagram @champagnepapi]
Canadian rapper Drake made headlines for his heroic action. He was performing at a nightclub after his concert in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday night. Then he spotted a man groping a woman from the DJ platform where he was singing "Love Yourself".
The 31-year-old rapper addressed the perpetrator, "If you don't stop touching girls, I'm gonna come out there and f**k you up." When the man didn't take his warning seriously, Drake continued, "I'm not playing with you bro, if you don't stop putting your hands on girls I'm gonna come out there and f**k your a** up."
The crowd at the nightclub cheered for the heroic rapper and the whole ordeal was recorded by many fans who were present.
The rapper resumed his performance when the groper backed off from a woman he was touching. Also, the security guards at the place rushed toward to the man to aid female victims. It is unknown if the groper was kicked out from the venue.
Drake's heroic action could not have happened at a better time. Recently media had been plastered with all the Hollywood sexual harassment scandals. This incident was like a breath of fresh air amidst of it all.
The romantic rapper also recently shared what he is preparing for his future wife whoever that will be. He recently opened up in an interview with Hollywood Reporter that he has been collecting Hermes Birkin bags for years as gifts for "the woman I end up".
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