Kendrick Lamar is scheduled to perform in Toronto tonight, marking his first visit to Drake's hometown since their feud began. The American rapper is part of the Grand National Tour with SZA, and some Drake fans are planning to gather outside the Rogers Centre.

An Instagram post circulating on social media hints at an 'OVO Takeover' near the venue, a nod to Drake's brand October's Very Own. While some fans aim to assert Toronto's ownership, the message emphasizes a peaceful showcase of the city's energy without any negativity.

A representative for Drake declined to comment on the situation. The ongoing feud has resulted in a legal dispute between the two artists, involving a lawsuit filed by Drake against Universal Music Group over the promotion of Lamar's song 'Not Like Us.'

Drake alleges that the song's lyrics falsely portray him as a pedophile, posing a threat to his safety and reputation. However, Universal Music Group has dismissed the claims as an unfounded attack on Lamar's success.

None of the accusations have been substantiated in court, highlighting the complex nature of the ongoing conflict between the two prominent figures in the music industry.