Drake Performed In Front Of A Whataburger Tweet At OVO Fest

Drake opened up his set at OVO Fest with his Meek Mill diss track "Back To Back" and was backed by a flurry of pro-Drake tweets and memes. One notable tweet that made the big screen in back of the 6 God was from Whataburger, the Texas-based burger chain that loves tweeting about pop culture moments.

The brand's tweet was sent last Friday after Meek Mill issued his response track, "Wanna Know":

Meek Mill take it from us- if you gonna serve beef serve it high quality
— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) July 31, 2015

And here's the tweet onstage on Monday night in Toronto:

Drake, the 6 God, shows a @Whataburger tweet during his show. Call the fight. It's over. pic.twitter.com/QvTqicEi6z
— Josh Fenster (@jDfenz) August 4, 2015

Twitter promptly freaked out:

Whataburger in on the drake & meek beef. Lmao they team OVO!
— marissa (@onmyy_throne) August 4, 2015

Drake performing in front of a screenshot of a whataburger tweet about Meek Mill just retire Meek: pic.twitter.com/iWkPnSEBML
— OHB (@ohholybutt) August 4, 2015

I didn't know Drake's ghostwriter worked at Whataburger (bye forever I had to make this joke)
— Felis Margarita (@margarita) August 4, 2015

@Drake showed a @Whataburger tweet at #OVOFest. Two of my favorite things...WHY AM I NOT THERE?!
— Kashmira (@kashmirarose) August 4, 2015

And of course, the brand itself chimed in with its own update on the situation:

Drake at Whataburger:WE NEED MORE BEEF Meek Mill: Please no more Mr. Drake I'm full
— Whataburger® (@Whataburger) August 4, 2015

The beef never ends.

Drake Performed In Front Of A Whataburger Tweet At OVO Fest

“We need more beef”

The brand's tweet was sent last Friday after Meek Mill issued his response track, "Wanna Know":

And here's the tweet onstage on Monday night in Toronto:

Twitter promptly freaked out:

And of course, the brand itself chimed in with its own update on the situation:

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