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Lil Durk Joins Drake & J. Cole On It’s All A Blur Tour 

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By: London JennnCategory: News

Fresh off his Grammy win with J. Cole, Lil Durk is joining his “All My Life” collaborator and Drake on the It’s All A Blur Tour. 

Lil Durk is set to hit the road to join Drake on the second leg of Drake’s It’s All A Blur Tour featuring J. Cole, Big As The What?

The tour officially kicked off in Tampa, Florida, earlier this month. On Monday (February 5), the OVO honcho announced Durkio’s addition via Instagram.   

“BIGGER & BIGGER,” Drake wrote in the caption. “@lildurkjoins us on the road to bring you all the most T’d show of your life.” 

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Lil Durk Wins His First Grammy

Earlier this week, Lil Durk won his first-ever Grammy Award at the 2024 ceremony. He and J. Cole received the Best Rap Performance Grammy for “All My Life.” Durk won over his new touring partner Drake, who was nominated alongside 21 Savage for their hit “Spin Bout U.” 

Although late, Lil Durk eventually collected his Grammy at the Crypto.com Arena. While on the red carpet, he revealed he’s already got his sights set on a “few” future collaborations, which he hopes will see him win even more Grammys next year.   

“I got to go see Beyoncé one day,” he shared. “That mean I’ll be back.” 

 In another interview, he teased a joint project with country music star Morgan Wallen. “It’s gonna be a collab album soon,” Lil Durk said. “So that means I’ll see you again next year.”  

Meanwhile, J. Cole couldn’t collect his award with Lil Durk as he was on tour with Drake who issued a PSA about the award show after losing all four nominations. 

“All you incredible artists remember this show isn’t the facts — it’s just the opinion of a group of people whose names are kept a secret. Literally. You can Google it,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories.  

“Congrats to anybody winning anything for Hip Hop, but this show doesn’t dictate s### in our world,” he added. Drake also shared his Best Rap Song acceptance speech from the 2019 Grammys.