Is This Drake's Response To The Michael Jackson 'Leaving Neverland' Documentary?
Drake's "Don't Matter to Me" collaboration with Michael Jackson was one of the most anticipated singles from his Scorpion album.
Despite the critical acclaim, the rapper is said to have removed the song from the set list of his Assassination Vacation tour, and HBO's Leaving Neverland' documentary is rumored to be the blame.
According to TMZ, sources close to the emcee revealed he swapped "Don't Matter to Me" from the set list on the UK leg of his international tour. The track features an unreleased 1993 sample from the late singer.
Fans familiar with Drake's tour realized the rapper kept the same opening and closing songs as he did during the North American leg of the tour, but the Michael Jackson collab was the one single that was missing.
Drake's decision to remove the song from his set list came days after HBO aired its controversial Leaving Neverland documentary where two men accused the singer of molesting them when they were children, claims that Jackson's family has vehemently denied.
Despite online rumors, Drake has yet to release an official statement on the song's removal.
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