During his time at the Coachella Music Festival, Drake came across some “Fake Love” as he accuses a nearby country club of racial profiling. He strongly claims that it was “the most offensive place” he’s ever stayed in his life.
Drizzy, called out the private residence known as The Madison Club in La Quinta, Calif., for racially profiling him in a now-deleted Instagram post saying, “The most offensive place I have ever stayed at in my life with staff who pick and choose who they are going to accommodate based on racial profiling.” This was his caption in the picture he posted of The Madison Club’s logo.
While accusing the country club of this unfortunate instance, he did not reveal a specific incident that lead him to these alleged accusations. Neither The Madison Club or a representative for them as responded for comment.
After learning about the hideous, yet alleged incident, his fans on social media hurried to flood the country club’s Yelp page with negative reviews.
“Not for everyone! But, really? Drake? He’s kind of a big deal! Guess you shouldn’t expect much from a private club! Not for everyone! LLLLLLLLL’s,” one fan wrote.
Another wrote, ” Extremely disrespectful to my boy Drizzy. Take this L. Can’t be treating people like this. Specially at an event like Coachella.”
Drake’s seemingly horrific stay at The Madison club was due to him making made a surprise appearance at Coachella during Future’s set. He came out to ecstatic crowed to perform his bangers from More Life, “Fake Love” and “Gyalchester”. What A Time To Be Alive rappers then linked up to perform their memorable duet, “Jumpman.”
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