AceShowbiz - Drake appeared to have hinted that he is not on good terms with The Weeknd. During a recent livestream, the "Hotline Bling" hitmaker asked streamer xQc to turn off the "Blinding Lights" singer's song.

On Sunday, November 24, a video from the Canadian hip-hop artist's livestream with xQc made its rounds on Instagram. In the short clip, it could be seen that he and the former professional Overwatch player sat next to each other in a luxury living room when a song by The Weeknd was being played in the background.

Drake apparently was reading something on a screen. In the meantime, xQc was paying attention to his smartphone. As the xQc was typing on the phone, Drake said, "You have to switch this song off," prompting the streamer to rush and change the song.

It could be heard that xQc's phone accidentally hit the table too hard before Drake burst into laughter. The "One Dance" hitmaker turned his face to the other side before trying to cover his mouth with his hand as he giggled. Later on, the spitter said, "Play some Blink-182."

During the livestream, Drake also gave the viewers "a little intro." He stated, "I'm Drake, this is xQc, real streaming legend. Me, I do music in case you didn't know. I'm here, as you can see, fully intact. Mind, body and soul in case you're wondering."

Drake, who is also famous as Drizzy, then stood up and showed off his all-black outfit. He additionally stressed, "You need facts to take me out. Fairy tales won't do it. Words to live by, real talk." He added, "Cheers to everybody."

Drizzy's request for The Weeknd's song to be changed sparked chatter among Instagram users. One in particular wrote, "So he going to pretend weeknd had nothing to do with his best album 'Take Care'... boy please."

Another trolled Drizzy, "This how I feel when I hear a drake song on the radio for the 15 millionth time." A third penned, "Booo! Tomatoes we love the weeknd around here." A fourth added, "Drake acting his son age now sir bye it's not that deep."