Drake gets tattoo honouring late designer Virgil Abloh

Drake will never forget fashion designer Virgil Abloh… not only because he’ll live on in his memory forever but because he’s now inked on the musician’s arm!

Gone, but never forgotten. To commemorate the life of the late Virgil Abloh, Drake got a new tattoo immortalizing the famed fashion designer, who passed away at 41 after a battle with cancer.

Drake, 35, is paying tribute to fashion designer Virgil Albloh in a permanent way. The Certified Lover Boy rapper got a tattoo honoring the late Off-White designer, who died on Nov. 28 after a private 2-year battle against a rare form of cancer called cardiac angiosarcoma. He was 41-years-old.

Paying permanent tribute. Drake is honouring the late Virgil Abloh with a powerful new tattoo.

Drake is honoring the late Virgil Abloh with a powerful new tattoo.The artist celebrated Abloh's life and legacy with a tattoo commemorating the time the fashion icon famously threw a Louis Vuitton kite down a runway during the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2019 show as part of Paris Fashion Week in June 2018.The work was shared by tattoo artist Joaquin Ganga, who posted a photo of Drake's new ink, located on his forearm.«A remembrance of the great Virgil Abloh done on Drake”

Virgil Abloh will undeniably go down in history as one of the most influential designers of his generation. In late November, the world was stunned to learn the 41-year-old had been battling and ultimately succumbed to cardiac angiosarcoma, a type of cancer.

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Kanye West and Drake have performed a huge concert in LA – watch footage from the moment below.The two musicians held a 78,000 capacity gig at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum last night (December 9).The pair, who have reconciled after a long-standing feud, walked out side by side at the start of the gig and were also seen praying together at one point.The concert was a benefit held to free gang member Larry Hoover who is serving a life sentence for murder.

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Kanye West – who recently changed his name to Ye – and Drake settled their differences publically last month after years of bitter feuding. The unity of the two artists was sealed with the announcement of the Free Larry Hoover Benefit concert, a charity event for the incarcerated co-founder of Chicago's Gangster's Disciples.

Drake agreed to squash his longstanding beef with Kanye West after being clued in to “the bigger picture” surrounding the forthcoming ‘Free Larry Hoover’ benefit concert.Set to go down in Los Angeles tonight (December 9), the show will mark Drake and West’s first time onstage together since 2016 (when West was brought out as a surprise guest at that year’s OVO Fest).West will headline the show, confirming Drake’s appearance as a special guest last month.