Drake

Drake shocked his Detroit audience Tuesday night when he brought hometown rapper Eminem to the stage.

The Canadian rapper and singer, who is currently on his Summer Sixteen Tour, quickly squashed rumblings of a feud with Eminem.

"Make some noise for the greatest rapper to ever get on a microphone. He goes by the name of Eminem," Drake said.

Eminem reciprocated the love.

"Detroit, make some motherf**king noise for Drake," Eminem said.

The Canadian rapper performed at Madison Square Garden in New York City Saturday night and declared his love for R&B songstress while addressing the crowd.

 "If you've got love for Rihanna in New York City...cuz you know I've got love for Rihanna," he told the audience before launching into a few of her songs, according to Page Six. The concert also featuredFuture.

His single One Dance is now only two weeks away from breaking the record for the longest uninterrupted reign at the top of the chart.

Bryan Adams's single Everything I Do (I Do It For You), which held the number one spot for 16 weeks in 1991, is the current record holder.

The last single to notch up 15 weeks at number one was Wet Wet Wet's Love Is All Around, released in 1994.

One Dance owes much of its continued success to its popularity on streaming sites.

The song received 4.33 million streams this week - equivalent to 43,300 sales.

The Toronto native dropped Brown's ex's name—Karrueche Tran—during one of the tracks on the highly anticipated collaboration, which was dropped late Sunday evening.

The track in question is "Live from the Gutter" where Drake raps, "This is for my n---as on that bulls--t and that nonsense, this is for my dawgs that go Karrueche with the chopsticks."

Brown immediately hopped on social media and posted a video on Instagram reacting to the lyrics, without ever actually naming the "Started From the Bottom" rapper.

It wasn't clear if Drake was present during the shooting.

Police said they responded to a call about shots being fired at the Muzik nightclub on the grounds of Exhibition Place at approximately 3:30 a.m.

The nightclub was hosting the official OVO Fest after-party featuring Toronto rapper Drake. It wasn't immediately clear if he was present during the attacks.