Drake, the famous rapper and singer known for hits like “Hotline Bling” and "God's Plan," has been making headlines recently for his unusual collection. The Grammy winner took to Instagram this week to share a photo of his massive assortment of bras, which he has accumulated from fans while on his It's All a Blur Tour.

The photo, which features Drake with a big smile and his arms spread wide, shows hundreds of bras of different styles, colors, and sizes laid out on the floor, resembling a lingerie store. The caption accompanying the photo reads, "Remember when we both forgot who the f- I was in unison?? That wavelength was def a foolish one."

The post quickly garnered attention and sparked amusing responses from fans and fellow artists alike. Rapper Jeleel commented, "bruh got a library full of bras," while BNYX joked, "Praying for dude that had to lay these out. They're organized by size." Others chimed in with their own witty remarks, with one fan joking, "Went from it's All A Blur to It's All A Bra tour," and singer Nelly Furtado playfully suggesting that the bras are "Way more fun than my stuffed animal collection."

However, this bra-throwing tradition didn't start solely as a result of Drake's love for lingerie. In fact, it all began in July when a barista from Rhode Island threw her 36G bra at the singer while he was performing in New York. A video uploaded to social media captured the moment, showing Drake bending over, picking up the bra, and even sniffing it before playfully asking the audience to help him locate the owner. "Locate this woman immediately!" he exclaimed after examining the bra's tag.

Since then, Drake has come to associate bras with the success of his shows. In a viral video taken by a fan at a recent concert, the rapper expressed his disappointment at the lack of bras thrown at him, saying he needed them on stage to prove he's "still got it." However, he also acknowledged the dangers of audience members throwing heavy objects at performers and urged them not to resort to such actions.

Unfortunately, Drake himself has fallen victim to this dangerous trend. At a show in Chicago, he was hit in the arm by a cellphone thrown by a fan. Although he appeared uninjured and continued with his performance, this incident highlights the potential risks that artists face when audience members decide to hurl objects at them.

Given the recent events, Drake's plea for fans to refrain from throwing bras on stage during his Los Angeles show is understandable. He revealed that his son, Adonis, was in the crowd for the first time ever, and he wanted to keep the concert family-friendly. "I can't talk about titties tonight in LA because my son is at the show," he told the audience, requesting that they keep their bras on.

Unfortunately, his plea was ignored later that evening when a scuffle broke out between two concertgoers over a sweaty rag that Drake had tossed into the crowd. The singer intervened, instructing his security team to protect one of the fans involved. Despite these incidents, Drake's It's All a Blur Tour is set to continue until October 9th, concluding in Columbus, Ohio.

As for Drake's collection of bras, it remains unclear what the rapper plans to do with it. When asked by The Post, he did not disclose any specific plans for the amassed undergarments. However, the humorous responses from fans and the intriguing nature of the collection have certainly kept the public entertained and curious about what the future holds for Drake's eclectic assortment of bras.