Drake who recently performed in Paris, stopped his concert to pay tribute to the Christchurch mosque shooting victims.

A video which has been released online shows the ‘Gods Plan’ singer stopping and talking to the crowd.

He said, “I saw some really terrible things happened in New Zealand, I just want to talk about it because a lot of my friends, a lot of people I work with are from Muslim backgrounds. I want you to know, that when there’s terrible things going on in the world, you know, we can still look around this room tonight and see something beautiful. Because we got people from all races, all places, all religions. And look – we in here showing love tonight. So I want to send my love to all the families that are affected. We are praying for you. I wanna spread more love just like this across the world. Paris, I’m proud of y’all tonight, I love y’all.”

Drake sends his prayers to those affected by the terrorist attack in New Zealand. During last nights show in Paris. pic.twitter.com/OMQbqMH3jq

— Drizzy Source (@DrizzySource) March 16, 2019

Drake is not the only superstar to speak about the recent attacks. Furthermore, Nicki Minaj and Chance The Rapper also publicly spoke about the events in New Zealand. Minaj said “My heart is with our Muslim brothers & sisters at this time; after the senseless act in New Zealand. ”

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George Millington is a music journalist and reviewer situated in central London. He does not write about a single genre but rather the commercial music industry as a whole. His first album was by The Beatles, which he purchased secondhand from a charity shop in his neighbourhood.

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